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| Hi Erin, Are you already on Metformin? If not then it may be a better option than clomid. It's a diabetic drug but is also used regularly to treat PCOS. It helps regulate your cycles and induce ovulation. I also think that with PCOS your chances of getting gestational diabetes may be higher and metformin could help prevent or counteract it. (In conjunction with diet and exercise Metformin helps with weight loss) I wish all the best concieving a little one of your own. Therese |
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| Yikes! My doctor prescribed it to me also, but I didn't know weight gain is a side-effect. Going to google now... |
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| I agree that Metformin should be tried first, if that doesn't work then Dr.s usually prescribe a Met/Clomid combo and that seems to work for many. I plan to try clomid in a few months once I lose some weight. I had a tubal reversal in July 08 and I gained 20 lbs afterwards and I believe that is because I stressed so much over conceiving. So now I am taking a step back to work on being healthy and get my mind right LOL. Good Luck.
__________________ 35 Yr old Female Restart 10/14/09 sw 176/ cw170 /gw120 5'0 tall 170- 10/15/09 ![]() 160 150 140 130 120 |
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| My OB/GYN said that she didn't think I had PCOS. So we are just doing the Clomid. If the first three rounds don't work then I'm going to have some tests done and have my DH rechecked too. |
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| I have PCOS, took Clomid twice, 50 mg, no weight gain, also took Femara with no weight gain, I think its a pretty un-common s/e, they say 5lbs MAYBE....but I think it may be a fluctuation during treatment.
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