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Diagnosed With PCOD Before Pregnancy Which Was Treated With Metformin

Hello, i am 26, 4.9, 60 kg, hypothyroid ( TSH before treatment 190), on thyronorm for two months now after 1st baby (1 yr old now). Recently i have started noticing really bad hairfall, as if i am gonna go bald, combined with thickening of facial hair . Also few lengthy growing hair on the chin. For ur information, i was diagnosed with PCOD before pregnancy which was treated with metformin. Plz guide me.
Fri, 22 Jul 2011
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It appears these are symptoms of PCOD. You need to get your hormones checked for Prolactin, Androgens, blood glucose, LH/FSH ratio on day 3 of menses as well. Metformin is to improve your glucose tolerance. PCOD will reduce only whenn you lose weight. You need to stop eating junk food. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. Drink plenty of water. Do brisk walking exercise everyday for 40 minutes to help lose weight. Once weight reduces you will experience relief from symptoms.
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Diagnosed With PCOD Before Pregnancy Which Was Treated With Metformin

Welcome to Healthcare Magic It appears these are symptoms of PCOD. You need to get your hormones checked for Prolactin, Androgens, blood glucose, LH/FSH ratio on day 3 of menses as well. Metformin is to improve your glucose tolerance. PCOD will reduce only whenn you lose weight. You need to stop eating junk food. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. Drink plenty of water. Do brisk walking exercise everyday for 40 minutes to help lose weight. Once weight reduces you will experience relief from symptoms.