Glibenclamide with metformin
Common Questions and Answers about Glibenclamide with metformin
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HI,
Pregnancy is not impossible in women with PCOS. With proper treatment conceiving will be possible. Metformin and clomid both are good drugs. Metformin will help normalise your hormones and clomid helps with induction of ovulation. This can be taken for 3 to 6 months. If there are no results then you will need further evaluation and treatment by an infertility expert. Hope this helps.
Take care and good luck.
I have been on provera in the past and it induced a period... with metformin it took a month or two to kick in but since starting it in 2009 I haven't missed a period becauae of the metformin. I have been unable to get pregnate since 2004 amd had my first dr appt yesterday I am 8weeks pregnate. Keep the faith it can happen.
I was diagnosed with PCOS in August of 2010 and was put on Metformin, one pill a day to help regulate my menstrual. I have been very active and lost 100 lbs before being diagnosed, and so exercise and eating healthy are not a new thing to me. I exercise 6 days a week, and since being on Meformin. The medication is working with one problem, but I'm not sure why it isn't helping in the other area of weight. I heard that people loose weight with Metformin! So I'm stuck as what to do??
ve been diagnosed with PCOS, and prescribed with Metformin for the same reasons, I feel amazing on it, at first I had a reaction (severe runs) but powered through and it is also what helped me fall pregnant. I am still on it now that I'm pregnant but from my experience, the metformin does not, or rather has not caused exhaustion for me, probably in fact the opposite. I think your doc needs to investigate if the two drugs are counter acting each other.
Right now im on prometrium to induced this 70 day cycle and then I start metformin. Once all the testing is done i'll be going to see my RE and talking about possible fertility treatments to induce ovulation. Ive heard clomid is good, other says femera is better. Id like to know all your opinions. And also I did ovulate on my own and had a normal-ish cycle in june it was 39 days and ovulated on CD 27. Is that somewhat a good sign? And could metformin alone possibly help me ovulate?
I was diagnosed with PCOS. At first I was happy to finally know why I hadn't ever been pregnant. I started with clomid but I didn't work for me. I tried metformin but I was sick and stopped taking it. I started going to a fertility center with the little money I had. I did the blood work and I had to get my tubes checked but had to cancel the appointment twice. I was at my breaking point thinking it would never happen. Couple months after I noticed my appetite was changing.
I am on Metformin to attempt helping to regulate my cycle. I was diagnosed with PCOS in January. I recently had an HSG to see how my tubes are =which was normal, My Pelvic US was normal, but did show a thin uterine lining. Do any of you know any tricks to get pregnant without me having to go on clomid? Any foods that can thicken uterine lining to help me carry a child?
Yes its normal.Your uterus stretches and contracts as its growing and making room for baby,causing the light cramps and sometimes little sharp pains in the abdomin.As for the metformin,ask your docter about it.If there's no reason to continue,dont unless he or she says otherwise.
It is NOT impossible for a woman to become pregnant with PCOS. I have a 2 1/2 year old, and I was diagnosed with PCOS when I was 14. We actually were not trying to get pregnant, but were not trying not to (if it happened Great, if it didn't okay). I did not use any fert drugs to get pregnant with him. So believe me it's not impossible....nothing is impossible with God. =) Best of luck to you!
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