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POC, metformin and trying to conceive.any success stories?
I was on clomid this month and my body didn't react to the medicine and i had to go in for a follicle scan and the doctor told me that i have a mild case of POC and thyroids and she put me on metformin and levothyroxine. how long will it take to get this medicine in my system and what after that should i ask he to put me on clomid at a higher dose
I have been trying to conceive for about 17 months now and i am 5'1 127pounds i eat healthy and exercise and i am getting really down about th
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Hi, I am 10 weeks pregnant and had been trying for a baby since 2002. I was diagnosed with PCOS and also have a underactive thyroid. I took metfomin and thyroxin prior to getting pregnant and I also undertook a Clomid trial and fell taking this in the second cycle. What was good to find out taking the clomid was that I actually ovulated after day 21 and between day 28. This info made all the difference when trying!! Keep on with the Clomid and find out each month if you have ovulated which does make all the difference. You have to think positive as you will eventually fall. Good Luck.
- sarah janeLv 71 decade ago
It takes a few months for the Met to balance your hormones out. Once you get to that point, I would try a higher dose of Clomid first. I had to go up to 200 mg before I ovulated.
