SUCCESS STORIES WITH PCOS?
i was diagnosed 4 months past including pcos (ploycystic ovarian syndrom) my hubby also i happen inflicted including been ttc for very nearly 3 years! also i was next headed for avandia also femara for cycles also the doctor came headed for the finish including the intention of it wasn't stimulating my ovaries. as a result currently he deposit me next headed for metformin also as i initiation my cycle i strength of character happen compelling clomid.
sucess stories including these meds? im early headed for believe happen fond of its not vacant headed for happen! im tiresome headed for happen uncomplaining also pass the time for God's timing save for im solely as a result frustrated.
sucess including clomid as a replacement for of femara? one would happen splendid ladies!
September 25th, 2008 at 1:01 am
My doctor identified a hormonal imbalance I have consistant with PCOS higher male hormone, which was causing me not to ovulate and to have longer cycles. Because I was told it was only a mild case, she was reluctant to try any medications until I had been trying to get pregnant for 12 months without any luck then I was to go back and see her. I decided to tackle the condition myself. I am not sure whether I have an insulin resistance that a lot of people with PCOS have, but read that an insuline-resistance diet helps those with PCOS with or without insulin-resistance, and the underlying cause of PCOS is insulin problems. Insulin regulates the sex hormones, if your body can't handle the insulin, your sex hormones get all out of wack usually with greater presence of male hormone.
then causes anovulation. Anyway, I adopted an insulin-resistance diet and started taking minerals chromium, magnesium. manganese, and something else (can't remember), as these are proven to aid in regulating your body's insulin production and your resistance.
supplement I took was called 'sugar balance' by Blackmores, it is actually meant to aid in weight loss, but the ingrediants in it were consistant with the ones I wanted. I guess the point of it was to control insulin to aid weight loss. So after all this my cycles went from anout 55 days to 30 34 days and I started ovulaing again, I am now 24 weeks along.
was accomplished over about a 6 month period. I also added in some exercise good for insulin production and regulation. I honestly don't think I have the insulin resistance associated with PCOS, as I do not have the weight problems, but believe that this system would be beneficial to all people with PCOS. I suggest that you make these types of lifestyle changes if you tackle the insulin problems head on, the rest of your body will follow, as insulin controls the production of a lot of other hormones within the human body.