Freaked Out!

Question:

Okay — I just got back from  visiting with the gyn nurse and asked if my endocrine dr. had sent the results of my lab (he hadn’t) so I had to explain that I wanted to start clomid today (day 5) and that I am on Glucaphage (which is new since I’ve seen gyn. last).  The nurse ran in and asked gyn whether I should start the clomid today and gyn told her "NO!" and since this PCOS diagnosis and Glucaphage that I will need to get my sugars under control and be on insulin injections before and during pregnancy!!!!!  WHAT?!?!  My glucose is 91 with reference range 60-114.  There was no insulin test done so I don’t know about that part.  I had gestational diabetes with my first and only pregnancy with a 9lb. 14oz. son delivered my c-section.  She know all of that but I am really doubting that she has a clue about the PCOS stuff.  She was calling it Syndrome X for awhile until I said, "I’m pretty sure that’s related but different from PCO".  She agreed later!!  Scary!  Anyway… any similar experiences?  Am I really going to have to take insulin injections?  I thought once you started that stuff you were on it for good?  The more I talk about it the more scared I get.  Thanks everyone. Debbie K. – WA

Response:

Hi Debbie, No wonder you were scared!  Why do they want to start with something as drastic as shots already?  I have heard that lots of people have tried low carb diets and it has brought their insulin under control.  I think I would try this before something drastic like shots.  If you really are uncomfortable with your Dr, I would strongly suggest you switch to someone you will be more comfortable with. Tina

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