What is the most effective medication to take with PCOS?
Saturday, November 7th, 2009 at
7:16 pm
I was recently diagnosed with PCOS, and as I know it is manageable it’s been really hard for me to deal with since we want a baby badly. My doctor put me on the pill, Desogen, to help me get my period regulated to being with. I’ve never heard of this "brand" and I didn’t know if anyone else had any info on it?
Also can anyone tell me what they were put on when diagnosed? And what they did to increase their fertility? Thank you.
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Change your Diet. Women with PCOS are at a higher risk for diabetes. Correct diet is essential. If you are overweight and lose just 5% of your total body weight, you will see decreased insulin levels, increased fertility, and less acne. You will also lower your chances of developing diabetes and heart disease. You should consider lowering your intake of carbohydrates and replacing processed carbohydrates with whole wheat, beans, and brown rice.
I have a friend that just had a baby and she had such bad PCOS they told her she might not be able to ever have kids. I haven’t heard of Desogen, but really all birth control pills essentially work the same way and have very similar drugs in them so you’re probably fine there.
I believe they put my friend on clomid to encourage her body to ovulate.
Best of luck to you!