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Re: Question on Medication - can anyone shed some light?

From: Staceylynne (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 17 Jan 2001 16:12:34 -0600 (CST)


Ruth,

Thanks for the feedback - I am going to my new RE tonight so we shall see. I'll update you on what he thinks.

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Staceylynne

At Mon, 15 Jan 2001, Ruth wrote: > >Hi Stacylynne - > >Sounds like me. I have been on the Metformin twice (this time since >march 2000). It helped all of my symptoms. I never was able to ovulate >with the Clomid, so I had to step up to the injectible Gonal-F which is >Follicle Stimulating Hormone. They gave me more and more Clomid and >even at the highest dosage I would do very well (150 mg per day). the >egg quality (I am told) is very poor for women on 150 mg of Clomid so a >low chance of getting pregnant. That's why I moved up to the Gonal-F. >However, the Clomid is something that you have to go thru. Many women >respond to it, but don't be discouraged it you don't. However, the >doctors make you go through at least 6 months (usually) of the Clomid >before letting you go on to the next step. > >I never took them together, so maybe that would have worked. > >Best of luck to you! Ruth :-) > >At Wed, 10 Jan 2001, Staceylynne wrote: >> >>Okay - I have almost every symptom of PCO.. >>acne, skin tags, darkening of skin, hair loss, EXCESSIVE ( and I mean >>mucho!!!) wieght gain, rashes - you name. I read about Met and Clomid >>being mixed and a good combo for wieght reduction and ovulation. Yes >>ladies, I have an extremely low carb diet - wieght keeps piling on. >>Anyone have any "suggestions" or thoughts? Appreciated.... >>Staceylynne :0)




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