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Suffering From PCOS, Hypothyroidism. Taking Metformin. Advised With Myotol-F. Trying To Conceive
Hi,iam suffering from pcos ,since 8 months & had a hypo thyroid problem also consuming 25 mg pill for 2.75 TSH ,for pcos taking metformin 500 mg twice daily ,since 6-7 months but there is no regular periods for every 2-3 months the menstrual cycle is happening that to too low,i changed the doctor recently she advised me to take MYOTOL-F (myo- inositol with folic acid capsules twice for each meal 4 capsules daily for 3 months i want to conceive i completed my marriage life of 16 months,please suggest me
Mon, 2 Dec 2019
Hello,
You have normal TSH result under 25 mcg/die Levothyroxine. This means that you have the right thyroid test if you are trying to conceive.
For the PCO syndrome the Metformine and Inositol+folic acid is Ok.
I suggest only to stop taking Metformine, to be totally safe for the conception process.
My last advice is to consult physically a local ob-gyn for a pelvic ultrasound and to discuss with him about your menses, your fertile window and how to increase your chances for pregnancy.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take care
Regards,
Dr Elona Xhardo, Endocrinologist
You have normal TSH result under 25 mcg/die Levothyroxine. This means that you have the right thyroid test if you are trying to conceive.
For the PCO syndrome the Metformine and Inositol+folic acid is Ok.
I suggest only to stop taking Metformine, to be totally safe for the conception process.
My last advice is to consult physically a local ob-gyn for a pelvic ultrasound and to discuss with him about your menses, your fertile window and how to increase your chances for pregnancy.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take care
Regards,
Dr Elona Xhardo, Endocrinologist
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