how do women with pcos ttc? Like other women have periods every month and chart their ovulation.. But we/I don't have periods at all and therefore don't ovulate. I am on metformin 1000mg a day.. But how do I actively ttc? Hubby and I have sex as part of a relationship etc. So it is just a hit and miss thing when you have pcos and are on metformin? I'm scared to ask for clomid because I am afraid my doctor will say no because i'm only 21...
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on May. 11, 2011 at 2:27 AM
You will have to talk to your Doctor about being ready ttc. Surprisingly most will not care about your age, if yours does then find another doctor. The doctor can then assist you with ovulating.
Your 21 and should expect all doctors to treat you as the adult you are.
Good Luck!
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on May. 9, 2011 at 6:50 PM