- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exenatide.
Getting control on the right-for-you medication is not easy. I have beed T2D since 2007 and have been on a number of different Meds, some of which seemed to work but then longer term had problems. You must keep you chin up and work with your dr. to find the best contol for you.
Good luck!
I have pcos and pregnant. 14 weeks. I've had some spotting and sharp cramps when I cough or sneeze sometimes, but nothing much. Keep in contact with your doctor. Ask them of you're bleeding a lot. Another girl I once knew who had pcos, and was diagnosed during her pregnancy was put on bed rest because she was bleeding too much.
ve been reading a lot about Vitamin D and Calcium and how they are helpful regarding fertility and PCOS (I just googled Vitamin D fertility pcos). In fact, my sister's friend is an endocrinologist (not a reproductive one though) and he just went to a conference about PCOS and that's where I found out about it - apparently Vitamin D is low in PCOS patients and very beneficial to fertility. The calcium is generally lower too, and you need calcium to properly process the vitamin D.
I've had endometriosis and PCOS for 15 years and they told me I could never have kids, so imagine my surprise when I found out I was pregnant!
However stressing out is not good for you. Just breathe, relax and remain calm. I have pcos too and had a chemical pregnancy first time meaning i had positive results but the egg did not implant. Then a month later was pregnant again. Took a long time to get excited. I am now 33w2d. No problems. Just hang in there.
s any possibilities that i will be pregnant though i have a pcos, i was taking metformin for almost 6 months and i have a pcos in both of my ovaries last time i undergo to tvs it says that my left ovary was totaly free from pcos and my right ovary has still pcos, 2 months before my period was delayed again, but last month i have my mens. But i'm not sure if its really my period because its like a spotting and it last for about 3 days spotting.. am i pregnant or it just because of my pcos?
If your tubes werent blocked to begin with, they probably wont be blocked now but your RE might have you repeat the HSG since it's been 2 years. I had an HSG and still wasn't conceiving 2 years after that so they had me repeat the test and my tubes were still not blocked. Since you have PCOS you still will probably have to have some type of medication to help you.
Diagnosed with Pcos over 20 years ago and now in my early 40s. Have had symptoms of perimenopause for over a year with excessive unexplained weight gain, sleepless nights, night sweats, anxiety and depression, itchy dry skin etc. one gp I spoke to said that a hormone blood test was pointless as the Pcos would not show an accurate result but a different gp then insisted on it. The blood test came back as requiring no action so now I don’t know what to think.
I have been diagnosed with pcos and my husband and I have been trying to conceive now for 3yrs we have been taking metformin since sept. then in nov. my doc but me on clomid 50mg, I came on my period in dec took my clomid as told then I had a 2nd pr. in dec and doc told me to take 100mg of clomid, but 2nd pr only last for 2 or 3 days very heavy and very painful then it stopped I went to the dr. and had ultra sound and found out I had cyst on both ovaries but I have not had an pr.
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