I was told forever too - but in my case, the IR/hyperinsulemia is a huge problem. I know it's not necessarily the same for all cysters, though. I have a former friend who also has PCOS, and her endo was trying to wean her off the met for some reason when we stopped talking.
That would actually be an awesome ad slogan:
"50% of marriages end in divorce, but Metformin really IS forever!" :-P
ETA: I can only speak for myself, but the Met only upsets my stomach if I eat something I'm "not supposed to" (given that I have IR/hyperinsulemia). Ie, a big fat chunk of cheesecake will have me over the toilet, but steamed veggies will not. Do I still have cottage cheese thighs, though, of course.
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1 angel baby
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1 failed adoption
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And people question why I can't just "be happy with your career and be grateful for what you DO have."
PCOS, IR, and Hyperinsulemia, also investigating adrenal, pituitary, and thyroid.
H also has some MF that's having us pursue IUI.
Clomid was a big fat failure. Researching both IUI and adoption from another agency & country. |