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Insulinamia & preparing to conceive
In my recent investigations it was found that my serum insulin (PP) is 99.79.
I had been diagnosed with PC OS and now in my latest USG everything is ok there is no pcos found.
But my serum insulin is increased and my fasting blood glucose was found to be 70.
I had two miscarriages one in the last year which was in the third month and another one in the beginning of this year that was 5 weeks only.
I am planning to conceive since past six months.
Kindly address both the concern of insulin and pregnancy.
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For Increased HOMAIR-Take Tablet Metital twice a day for 6 weeks . Monitor blood sugar fasting and postprandial and Fasting insulin after 6 weeks of Metital therapy.
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For recurrent miscarriage the cause is hyper insulin levels and it is very apparent in your case. However multiple Endocrinopathies coexist so please do a serum TSH and Serum Prolactin. On day 2 of periods do Serum LH and FSH ratio.
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