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Re: Metformin & Pregnancy

From: Lis (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 7 Feb 2002 08:44:26 -0600 (CST)


Congratulations!

You need to take Folic Acid - twice the usual dose recommended for ttc/pregnancy, so I think that means 800mcg per day. This is because taking Met during pregnancy can cause a higher rate of neural tube defects.

This issue has been discussed in the past - take a look at the archives.

--
Lis

At Thu, 7 Feb 2002, Janine wrote: > >Hi All, > >I just wanted to write a note to offer some hope for people TTC. I was >diagnosed a year and a half ago with PCOS while TTC. First I was told >it was SIMPLE to fix and my gyne. put me on clomid with no result or >period for that matter!! My saving grace was reading these posts and >finding a good endocrinologist who put me onto Metformin. I have had no >side effects and have never felt better - and after 10 months of no >periods I finally got 2 periods 30 days apart (I felt like a teenager >again!). I have since found out that I am 7 weeks pregnant. My >question to anyone is my Dr was told me to take the Met until 12 weeks >to lower the risk of miscarriage. Has anyone else done this? and were >there any side effects to their baby. My thoughts are with you all who >are TTC (don't give up). Thanks > >-- >Janine >




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