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Re: PCOS AND PREGNANCY HELP
From: stacey (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 4 Nov 2000 11:48:00 -0600 (CST)
Michelle - your body can get used to almost any drug, which is why the
dose would need to be increased (same reason a drug addict needs more
and more drugs, to get the same affect), so don't throw out your doctor
because of that, he was absolutely correct.
I got pregnant at 19 after going off the pill, and I would do it again
if I was trying to have another one (need a husband now). I'm also on
glucophage, 850x2/day, which will hopefully help with ovulation.
At Fri, 3 Nov 2000, michelle wrote:
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>I am some what new to PCOS. I was diagnosed with PCOS in May 2000. My
>OB told me I have small cysts inside of my ovaries, they did an
>ultrasound to detect my stomach pain and lack of periods. Iam 25,
>married and want to have a baby. My OB put me on 50mg of Chlomid I got
>periods on the 1st two cycles, and then on the 3rd I noticed that I did
>ovulate by doing a ovulation test. I did not get my period and was not
>pregnant. The doctor said that it is possible that my body became
>immune to the chlomid at 50mg at wanted to up my dosage to 100mg. I was
>frustrated and did not see the reason to up the dosage to 100mg when my
>body was immune to it at 50mg. I told him that I was going to see an
>infertility spec. and see what she thought. Is there anyone out there
>that might have a similar situation, or is there anyone that has been
>able to get pregnant with PCOS. Sorry that this is long winded but I'am
>frustrated. I want to know what I am up against, and what to do. If
>there is anyone out there that would have any advise it would be greatly
>appreciated. Thanks sooo much
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