Thanks TurboTurtle! My regular doctor had put me on metformin but wouldn't prescribe clomid, so referred me to an RE/OBGYN for that. He put me on clomid, but told me that metformin used to be considered some "wonder drug" but he said he didn't believe it did anything, and so took me off of it.
I still have about 3-4 months' worth of metformin though...so I started taking it again. Thinking i'll lump it in the "can't hurt...most certainly can help" category. I was taking 500mg in morning, and 500mg at night...so started that same dose again.
Didn't know about grapefruit juice increasing EWCM....why can't you take it with clomid? What does it do? I too, have never had EWCM. It goes watery...and that's about the best I get. The rest of the time it's either creamy, or dry.
Thanks TurboTurtle! My regular doctor had put me on metformin but wouldn't prescribe clomid, so referred me to an RE/OBGYN for that. He put me on clomid, but told me that metformin used to be considered some "wonder drug" but he said he didn't believe it did anything, and so took me off of it.
I still have about 3-4 months' worth of metformin though...so I started taking it again. Thinking i'll lump it in the "can't hurt...most certainly can help" category. I was taking 500mg in morning, and 500mg at night...so started that same dose again.
Didn't know about grapefruit juice increasing EWCM....why can't you take it with clomid? What does it do? I too, have never had EWCM. It goes watery...and that's about the best I get. The rest of the time it's either creamy, or dry.
I actually have no (ZERO) signs of any other pcos conditions, other than being heavy. Don't have high blood sugar either. Medically healthy otherwise, BUT my RE still offered it to me when I asked for it. She also recommended a low GI diet, which ALL pcos gals should do. BEAN is lean like you Flutter, and she conceived with Metformin. I think you need to get a 2nd opinion about Metformin. PCOS and metformin are enemies for sure.
We don't ask for pcos, but the foods we eat are a major part of it. Don't eat anything genetically modified. I can guarantee High Fructose Corn Syrup plays a HUGE part in pcos as well as infertility. So overall, metformin helps regulate your sugar. Your RE may have an "idea" of what your body is doing, but she doesn't know for sure how your body is breaking down sugar. Grrr! I hate when doctors don't give you what you want! It wouldn't harm you at all to have a low dose of metformin for 3 months.
Well girls, I think af is here. Spotting commenced. It's a cycle tho, so at least I'm thankful.