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Re: pcos/insulin resistanceFrom: marian (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 12 Sep 2000 13:29:53 -0500 (CDT)
At Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Cathy wrote: > >Is there a specific reason that your daughter can not take the pill >while on glucophage. I was diagnosed almost 3 months ago am on the >pill, glucophage, spirolactone,and zoloft. I was on none of these >medications before diagnoses. My doctor put me on the pill as soon as >she started me on the glucophage because I did not want a pregnancy. I'm >43 years old, and the idea of starting a family at this age was not >appealing to myself, or my husband. I was also sent to a >endocrinologist who specializes in PCOS and she agreed with my doctor >about my medications, other than she upped my spirolactone to 1000 mg a >day rather that 500 mg. Since Glucophage has on more than a few >occasions reversed infertility problems a lot of women with PCOS have >suffered, I would suggest that if your daughter is sexually active, that >perhaps you seek a second opinion with a endocrinologist about birth >control. I hoped that helped..............Cathy > >At Mon, 11 Sep 2000, marian wrote: >> >>Hi everyone . >> >>My 19 year old daughter has been diagnosed with pcos (about 2 years ago) >>. She was taking the pill and aldactone. In JUne she had blood tests >>taken and it was found that she also has insulin resistance. She is now >>on glucophage but she can't take the pill while on it. So since June >>she hasn't had her period . >> >>Has anyone else had a similiar situation and how long was it before you >>period started. >> >> Thank, Marian HI Cathy , I was told that she couldn't be on the pill,aldactone and glucophage at the same time. this is all very confusing but we choose to deal with the insulin resistance problem first and hope that everything would fall in to place. A second opinion sounds like a good idea to me. Thanks again, marian
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