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Q: Set Backs In the Baby Department.

asked by: sbslove on December 14th, 2005

Experienced User

Went to the drs today and got bad news. I'm not pregnant but I do have pcos :cry: . So a bad day has turned into a worse day. He's started me on metformin so hopefully it helps and i'll have a new bundle of joy before I know it.

Replies(3)

Jennie25

replied on December 14th, 2005

Experienced User

Sorry to hear that. Things will get better...They can only go up from here right? ....What is pcos? ...I know metformin is used to treat type two diabetes, but what is pcos??
**baby dust** chin up...You'll get your baby when its time

acoles70

replied on December 14th, 2005

Experienced User

Pcos is polycystic ovarian syndrome. It affects your body's insulin, ovaries, and hormones. I have pcos and I have had a child with no fertility meds. Cheer up!! It can happen. Metformin is wonderful. Look at it this way....At least you know what the problem is now and you can try to fix it.
Ashlee

Lilypad

replied on December 15th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

I am sorry to hear of your setback. I hope that you get pregnant soon. Baby dust*******

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