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Re: currantly taking 1000mg of metformin for pcosFrom: amber (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 10 Nov 2000 17:01:45 -0600 (CST)
At Fri, 10 Nov 2000, holybuzz wrote: > >Amber, > >I am so sorry about your past losses, and I hope that you are successful >on the metformin. > >Maybe this will help... > >I was diagnosed with PCOS about a year and a half ago. Metformin (1500 >mg/day) brought back my cycles, but they were still too long (42 >days)....after 6 cycles, I decided to try 50 mg Clomid along with the >metformin. We conceived on the first cycle of Clomid, and our beautiful >baby girl was born in September. I stayed on metformin for the first 7 >weeks of my pregnancy, until the baby's heartbeat was confirmed by >ultrasound. > >Even if the metformin does not work on its own, Clomid works much, much >better in PCOS when combined with metformin (or similar drugs that >reduce insulin resistance). Stay positive, Amber - I wish you all the >best! hi, i don't know your name so I can't address to you. thank you so much for the info and congratualtions on your baby girl.I have already done 4 months of clomid at 100 mg. But I have not combined the metformin and clomid together. I have used up 4 out of my 8 trys on clomid so my doctor wanted me to try the metformin first than possibly combine them later. thank you for your letter. amber
-- amber pope
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