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Re: New to PCOS -- Can I have cervical mucus and not be ovulating?From: anonymous@obgyn.netMon, 24 Mar 2003 13:18:28 -0600 (CST)
At Fri, 21 Mar 2003, =?iso-8859-2?q?Zalányi wrote: > >Hi KIM, > >Ovulation is very tricky to diagnose. You always have cervical mucus, what you may refer to maybe the thin, eggwhite-like mucus used in the self-observation method. Now, this type of CM only indicates that you have high estrogen levels which in turn is tipical on the day before ovulation, but does not necessarily indicate you HAVE ovulated. This method combined with basal body temperature measurments is really a good method to inform you about ovulation, secretory (luteal) phase and early pgy. >There are many success stories with metformin, just read the archives. >-good luck > >Sam > >> I have just been dx with PCOS. I am 31 and have a history of irregular >> periods. I also have had thyroid problems in the past (since removed >> surgically). Four years ago, I was unaware of any of my hormonal >> problems and had regular periods due to teh pill. The minute I went >> off, my husband and I got pregnant on a dime. My son is now almost >> three and we are TTC. Since the pregnancy, my period have been erratic. >> Last month, I noticed cervical mucus and I realize this may sound like a >> stupid question, but could I have cervical mucus and anovulation? ALso, >> I would love to hear any success stories with PCOS and metformin. >> Thanks >> KIM >>
-- Thank you Dr. Sam-- that was very hekpful. Great site and I feel very optimisitc about using metformin. :) KIm
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