Re: Confused
From: Denise (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 5 May 2003 03:49:09 -0500 (CDT)
I HAVENT HAD AN EXPERIANCE LIKE THAT BUT JUST TO LET YOU KNOW PCOS NEVER
GOES AWAY... SO I REALLY DONT KNOW WHY UR DOCTOR TOLD YOU THAT, AND YES
METFORMIN IS USED FOR PCOS/ INSULIN RESISTANT...ARE YOU IR?? THAT CAN
HAVE A BIG PART IN FERTILITY... I DONT KNOW WHAT TO SAY ABOUT THE
ABNORMAL CELLS... BUT YOU ARE IN MY PRAYERS....DENISE
At Mon, 5 May 2003, anonymous wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>My husband and I have been trying to get preagnant for 9 months - I
>know, not that long a period to be complaining, but for those who have
>been trying, know how frustrating the process can be. Now for the
>complicated part. I've been diagnosed with PCO's a long time ago - 10
>years and when we first started trying, the PCOs were gone. The first
>month of trying my cycle was regular - 28 days, then it's been gradually
>increasing from 33, 38, 43, 45, 54 etc. Two months ago, my GP told me
>that I have PCOs again after my pap test. Now I am in th 70th day of my
>cycle and still have yet to get my period. Since we are trying, this is
>really difficult for me to determine when I'm ovulating. I've been
>tracking my BBT but there has not been any indication of ovulation. My
>OBG has given me two referrals to get a blood test for ovulation on my
>25th day - problem is I don't know when I'll get my first day, never
>mind the 25th. What should I do? Is it too early to go on Chlomid? Oh
>yeah, my OBG has also prescribed Metformin (a drug for diabetes) which
>apparently also acts as a tool to help women ovulate.
>
>To make matters even more confusing, my pap showed some abnormal cells
>and was referred to a different OBG to get a colposcopy which further
>showed abnormal cells and lead to a cone biopsy. I just had the biopsy
>done on Friday and no sex for 6 weeks. So, a month is lost in trying.
>
>Has anyone had a similar experience?
>
>thank you
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