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What Is The Treatment For Mild PCOS And Thyroid Problem?
hello docter,i have mild pcos and thyroid probelm.My age is 31.Now iam taking thyroxine sodium.50,metformin,clome100.i want to concieve as soon as possible. Can you tel me that I am in right track or not?
AGE:32
HEIGHT:152CM
WEIGHT:54
MEDICAL HISTORY:THYROID PROBLEM,MILD PCOS
AGE:32
HEIGHT:152CM
WEIGHT:54
MEDICAL HISTORY:THYROID PROBLEM,MILD PCOS
Mon, 25 Jul 2016
Hello,
I read your concern carefully.
The treatment you are taking is correct but before trying to concieve you have to check the TSH level in order to see if the actual dose (50mcg) is the proper one.
It is very important to try to get pregnant only after the TSH level results to be Regarding to metformine it helps to lower the insuline resistance and you have to stop it once you get pregnant.
The most important is to loose weight ( if you are overweight) and the menstrual cycle should be regular to have ovulation.
Clomid should be started by a specialist after you have tried for pregnancy for some months and it has resulted negative.
Hope the information will help.
Kind regards
Dr.Mirjeta
I read your concern carefully.
The treatment you are taking is correct but before trying to concieve you have to check the TSH level in order to see if the actual dose (50mcg) is the proper one.
It is very important to try to get pregnant only after the TSH level results to be Regarding to metformine it helps to lower the insuline resistance and you have to stop it once you get pregnant.
The most important is to loose weight ( if you are overweight) and the menstrual cycle should be regular to have ovulation.
Clomid should be started by a specialist after you have tried for pregnancy for some months and it has resulted negative.
Hope the information will help.
Kind regards
Dr.Mirjeta
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