Polycystic ovary

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Polycystic ovary

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My blood sugar is in normal range metformin I am taking for pcod bt now my gyn telling me to leave it as I have concieved I am little confuse becoz I asked my physician also and he was saying u have to take metformin throughout ur pregnancy

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