PCOS Messages for April, 2000: Re: Concerning Met and Preg: Dr. Glueck's Study in Ohio and TTC

Re: Concerning Met and Preg: Dr. Glueck's Study in Ohio and TTC

From: Alisa (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 17 Apr 2000 19:17:27 -0500 (CDT)

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At Mon, 17 Apr 2000, Nethermind wrote: Elle Thank You for those last sentences!! That is one I will keep. Alisa >
>Hey, Lori
>
>When you posted that information regarding the doctor's study, I went to
>the link you provided and saw that there were answers to my questions
>regarding Metformin and pregnancy, too.
>http://blues.fd1.uc.edu/~gartsips/polycyst.htm
>Thanks for the resource! I cut and pasted all the information into a
>document for my new OBGYN. I was diagnosed by my old OBGYN (before I
>moved states) because no one here was taking me seriously. He has
>referred me to a new OBGYN in my new city, and that appt is May 3rd.
>Until I read so much information in this posting, I assumed (from my old
>OBGYN's discussion) that I would just be put on Chlomid until I
>conceived and that we would start Metformin or something like it after I
>was finished having children. After having two miscarriages and one
>high risk but successful pregnancy, I realise now that I need to address
>the PCOS even during TTC. I want to have as much information as
>possible with me so that whatever meds we decide on will be because I
>also feel it would be the right combination. I am relieved to find
>answers (why I miscarried) but also a little frightened to realise that
>it wasn't unrelated and that it could happen again. If no one tells you
>women enough, just being here and sharing this information is a noble
>cause. We are not alone, and we will arm ourselves with knowledge. And,
>for those of us feeling a little less like women out there, just
>remember: we neither purchase our femininity through consumer products
>nor do we lose it because we have less or more of any one physical
>trait. We are women because we are nurturers, because we endure, and
>because we express ourselves and support others. Okay, I'm done now.
>-Elle

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