PCOS, Metformin, Yasmine, and Spironolact?

I was diagnosed next to PCOS about four months ago (I have a "huge" *nurses own word* cyst on my left ovary) and own been on Metformin (500mg), Yasmine, and Spironolact(100mg) for three months. My menstruation have become more regular and have lost something like 15 lbs. I have notice from doing research that many women filch a much stronger dose of Metformin. When I talked to my doctor around the dosage, she didn't say anything and said, "Well, permit's see how things look 6 months from now."

My blood sugar be 102 after fasting for nearly 16 hours. She raised an eyebrow at this, but said zilch. My question is should I find another doctor? Is this a typical experience and treatment regimen for PCOS? She doesn't give the impression of being to want to help our second visit last ten minutes.

Thank you again for your time and effort!!
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I be diagnosed with PCOS around a year ago. My doctor OBGYN immediately put me on 1500mg of metformin and sent me on my road. I wish i could read aloud that I went rear to the doctor for my 3 month check up but i did not. I just feel like he be not being straight next to me and not really talking the time to explain things to me. I be told by a friend that they could do an ultrasound to check out my ovaries but was never offered this.

I hold found some pretty good resources on the internet roughly PCOS and have in actuality bought a few books. I know there is is clean book out there call PCOS for Dummies and am seriously considering buying that book.

I am also thinking about seeing an endocrinologists because while PCOS is a condition that affects your reproductive system it also have some other factors...i in recent times need to find a obgyn that in truth wants to confer me the facts about pcos and treat me close to a person back i can get that referal.

i would recommend finding another doctor who know more about pcos...give the name around to doctors offices and see if they can bequeath you any insight into how much the doctors know about pcos or see if they might enjoy any material on PCOS. if adjectives else fails preserve up the internet research. I hope all go well for you!

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doctors HATE diagnosing PCOS because it is a condition that they SCREW UP ON more repeatedly than not...so keep trying to find a doctor until you find one you resembling and is very aware of your situation and condition.

EVERY DOCTOR IN UTAH F-ED UP WHEN IT CAME TO DIAGNOSING MY WIFE WITH PCOS...IN FACT, SHE GOT THE DIAGNOSIS IN BRASIL AND OBVIOUSLY THE DOCTORS HERE IN THE USA WOULD NOT BELIVE IT UNTIL THEY SAW ALL OF THE SYMPTOMS AND WERE ABLE TO SEE THE BIG PICTURE...

DOCTORS ARE DOLTS...