PCOS-MEDICATION Messages for January, 2002: Re: glucophage and provera

Re: glucophage and provera

From: teresa (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 27 Jan 2002 12:33:36 -0600 (CST)

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At Sat, 26 Jan 2002, Stephanie wrote: >congrats on your success with the glucophage! if you are having regular periods then there is no reason to take provera because thats what it does. induce af. i might be wrong maybe someone with more experience with it would know morebut the only time my doctor has given it to me is to induce a period.
teresa

>I've been taking glucophage for a 5 months and just had my 3rd regular
>period in a row (woohoo!) Does this mean I'm "better" and should
>consider dropping my meds? I feel like continuing to try getting the
>benefits of glucophage, mostly weight loss, as I'm still 55lbs.
>overweight. I've been glancing through some of the earlier messages and
>I'm wondering if taking provera (which I got a prescription for before
>my pcos diagnosis) as well as glucophage would potentially aid in weight
>loss. I am excercising regularly and have lost 2 lbs. in the past
>year. I haven't taken any provera since I began glucophage, but does
>anyone know of any reason why I shouldn't take provera as well. I mean
>I am bleeding regularly now and I don't want to do anything stuipid just
>to lose weight. Thanks!
>
>--
>Stephanie
>

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