You would have to be diabetic to start with. Metformin makes your body more efficiently use the insulin it is already producing. In order for your blood sugar to go up, your insulin level would have to be impaired - and Met doesn't do that.
__________________ Christy (30) married to Earl (42) since 1/17/97
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DD Alyssa
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born 11/2001 Regular periods/ovulation until 11/2004 Self-Diagnosed 2/1/2005 ~*~ Officially Diagnosed "Non-Traditional PCOS" 6/7/2005 Metformin ER 1500mg. Phentermine 35mg. Synthroid .075mcg.
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Update: 05/07 - I've lost 20 pounds and am having regular, ovulatory cycles again! | 
Ever had sugar problems after stopping Metformin 
