I was just diagnosed with pcos and prescribed metformin to help me concieve.?

But I thought the reason for women next to pcos to not concieve was irregular menses and mine are completely ordinary. So how could I benefit from this medicine. I also did the interview strips to see if I was ovulating 2 months one after the other and they came up positive. What could this anticipate? Could the medicine still sustain?
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Are any of you currently on or have you ever tried immunotherapy injections?

If your period are normal and ovulation prediction kit indicate that you are ovulating, I am not sure if metformin will help you are not. Maybe you aren't ovulating consistently, but two months of conducting tests indicating you are ovulating would argue against that.

Metformin aids in weight loss if you are insulin resistant and over counterbalance, which can affect fertility.
Metformin has also be shown to reduce systemic luteinising hormone level, both of which have be associated with an increased risk of miscarriage, this can also affect implantation of a fertilized egg.

I deliberate it's definitely worth a trial run. If you are not diabetic, metformin can explanation hypoglycemia, something to watch for.

Attention Fertility Awareness Method (FAM) users!- Advice needed on regaining cycle regularity.?

I agree that it's doubtful whether you need metformin. Are you insulin resistant? Many women beside PCOS have insulin resistance as in good health, and that can cause insulin to build up in the body, which cause the ovaries to function improperly. That is why plentiful women with PCOS steal metformin--it can control insulin resistance, allowing ovarian function (including ovulation) to return to normal. Irregular period generally are indicative of withdrawal of ovulation. If you have regular period and regular ovulation, and are not insulin resistant, then I don't figure out why you need metformin. You may want to find a second opinion on your PCOS diagnosis, since problems beside irregular cycles and ovulation are very, terrifically common symptoms.

Period is so belated?!?

I have 2 daughters who also own PCOS. Which is the leading motivation of infertiity in women. both were on metformin at one time. it is supposed to help out get rid of the excessive amount of hackle and high testerone level. And is used for fertility. Drinking alchohol inhibits the drug from working. my one daughter has be trying for years to have a child. best wishes to you