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does metformin work if you are not a diabetic and don't have insulin resistanceFrom: Eliza (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 14 Aug 2002 06:10:18 -0500 (CDT)
I've just been diagnosed with PCOS, but without a glucose intolerance. However it now takes me 7 months on the fantastically well-funded (not)British National Health Service to see a specialist. (I guess I don't have to worry about the insurance hmmm) In the meantime I am dieting/exercising and hoping that might have an affect. I notice that all you American chicks are taking Metformin. But that is an anti-insulin drug - does it work to help your pcos if you are not glucose resistant? I'm a bit worried because I've not a had a period in 5 months. I've also been given Progesterone to bring on a 'bleed' but its not working so far. Could someone who has access to a doctor advise me? Many Thanks,
-- Eliza, UK
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