See also the Cushing's Journal at http://www.cushings-help.com/documents/cushings-journal.xls
Note: Not every patient has every symptom. Do not
attempt to diagnose yourself. This list is a partial checklist of frequently-noticed symptoms. Carefully filling out this checklist and taking it to your medical
personnel can be an important first step in getting appropriate testing and
the proper medical diagnosis. Please
show this to your qualified medical personnel. Print these symptoms to
take to your doctor to help with your diagnosis. Check off each day that you have observed this
symptom. Rank symptoms on a scale of 1 (present, but not bad), 2 (fair), 3 (bad) and 4
(unbearable!). Also helpful to take are
any past medical records; pictures of yourself when you were thinner, had more
hair, no straie, etc.
Doctor's Name____________________________ Today's Date: ____________________________ Page ___ of ____ First
Noticed Women Other Symptoms You
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Possible
Symptoms
Date
Date
Date
Date
Date
Date
Date
Irregular menstrual periods, new facial hair
and a receding hair line C, P
Change in normal menstrual function (shorter, lighter or heavier periods, flooding,
phantom periods) A, C, P, PM, PR
Absence of
menstruation C, CR, P, PM, PR
Abnormal milk flow from the breast not related to nursing or childbirth
PR
Enlarged clitoris
C
Loss of libido
(sex drive) CR, PM, PR
Dry vagina (results in painful intercourse)
PM, PR
Infertility P,
PR
Excess facial hair
or growth on the neck, chest,
abdomen, thighs, in women (Hirsuitism)
C, P, PM
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