kajo411

If the met is working with your body, and regulating everything the way it should, then you should get AF on your own, w/o the use of Provera or BC pills? Did met help to regulate your AF? What if I haven't gotten AF yet? Do you think I ever will w/o provera?
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Tiffy-Taffy

I think Met works differently for each person. I am only on 750mgs a day. It lowered my testosterone levels, but not enough. So, I was put on Spiro. Because my testosterone levels are still high, I'm not getting my AF unless I take Provera.

I only started Sprio a month ago-- and still no AF. I have a feeling that my dose of Met needs increased. We'll see what the endo says in August.

Good luck to you!

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Dx: Feb 2007
Traditional PCOS: Mild Hirutism * Anovulatory * High Androgens * Polycystic Ovaries * No Insulin Resistance
Meds: 100mg Spiro/day * Prenatal vitamins * 10mg Provera (when needed)
TTC Journey:
11/06- 2/08: Wasn't trying, did not prevent
2/08- 4/08: Clomid (50-100-150mgs) No O
5/08: Officially Clomid Resistant... onto Follistim O'ed, but BFN
7/08: 2nd Round of Follistim- in the 2WW
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DH: 26
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Jenn20

Has anyone heard of the met xr not working as well as the regular met? I have been on met xr for 3 months and have seen no changes in weight, mood, hair, etc. I heard that if u take the the met that is not extended release u will see faster results with everything.

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autumnleaves

Ok met did help with getting my insulin levels down. That is what it was suppost to do. however I did not get AF with the use of met. Probably because my testosterone was still high. The dr told me I needed BCP's to help lower that. Which they did work.