mereseeley

Back Story: I have always been thin. I was d/x w/ pcos in '99. The last 5-7 years or so, I have stayed around 125 lbs and I am 5'6" tall. I am in the military and with eating well and exercising regularly I have maintained at 125. For the last 16 months, I have been in the process to adopt my son and I quit working out for the military. Since March the adoption hormones (they do exist, similar to pg hormones), took control over my cravings. I believe that due to the stress, I started eating more junk and quit working out. Anyways my weight has crept up to 132-135. This is not a lot, I realize.

However, once I hit about 130 lbs, I have noticed that my period has become more regular. The only other change that happened at that time, was a new girl started working with me. She is on bcp and I started following her cycle pretty closely. Now that we do not work together, for the past 2 months. I have stayed close to regular. Also I am looking to try to loose the extra 7-10 lbs.

So my questions are:
1) Does more weight, help thin pcos girls to stay regular? Or am I just imagining it?
2) Or is it more about the other girl and our cycles, syncing up?

Any ideas or similarities? Thanks!

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-Mere, 30, DBF, 33 (3 years)
DS- Adopted Braden, 02/13/07, Home 01/31/08 Guatemala

Baby Prediction: Jun08/Boy (Cheri) Aug08/Boy (Jennifer) Jun?/Girl (Jennifer)

D/X PCOS: Fall '99
TTC #1, hoping by Spring '09
Met ER 2000mg
B6, B12, Fish Oil, Cranberry, Garlic, Iron, Prenatal, Multivitamin, Aspirin,
Clomid CD6-10 (long story)
Muccinex CD6- 'O'


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sheepiegirl

I would doubt that it is just synching up with the girl you work with. I know a lot of girls have that happen, but it's never happened to me. Each person is different, but maybe you WERE too thin and that gaining a little weight helped get AF to come back. Theoretically, a 5'6" person should weigh 130 and up, so maybe those few extra pounds did it for you.

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Metformin 1500mg since November 2006
Clomid Round 1 (100mg) March 2007 (BFN)(didn't O)
Clomid Round 2 (100mg) May 2 (BFN) O'd on CD30
Clomid Round 3 (150mg) June 15...CD50 BFN--a bust
Metformin XR 2000mg starting July 31
Clomid Round 4 (150mg) August 12
SURPRISE--BFP on 10/2!!
It's a GIRL!!! (oops!)


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june24saj

I don't know, but I'm thin (5'7 and 127 lbs) and when I was ovulating on my own, I was around 123-4. Then I gained a little weight and my cycles got screwed up. When I started my tennis season a few months later it seemed as though my cycles were getting somewhat regular again. So with me it seems like when I lose weight I get more normal.

Which is not that great because I don't want to look like a skeleton!!

I guess I should add that for my family I consider myself to be bigger, my family is EXTREMELY thin so who knows