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PCOS, Insulin Resistance
I've been diagnosed with PCOS. Insulin PP- 40.1 FSH/LH- 6.09/4.85. One ovary bulky, other normal. Cycle was delayed 35-40 days earlier. Was on Metmorfin for 6 months but now off it. Cycle comparatively regular now less than 35 days. I exercise regularly, never been overweight. Having severe acne & facial hair since many yrs. It doesn't respond to anti biotics or topical medications like BPO, salicylic acid, clyndamycin etc. Also trying to concieve. Pls advice on treatment for PCOS & acne which is safe for TTC. Want to know any supplements esp- Myo- inositol, Tracnil, omega-3
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You have not mentioned how long you’ve been trying to get pregnant.its better to start ovulation induction if it’s more than 6 months .or atleast check if you’re ovulating.
PCO related acne may not be responsive to conventional topical acne medication .
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