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Metformin intake in first trimester
I have PCOD and was suggested by a doctor to take metformin supplements.Now i got conceived and i am in my 6th week,Shal i continue taking metformin supplement ?Also i have heard that taking metformin will reduce the chances of miscarriages in first trimester.Is it true?!
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Yes metformin is continued in women who have PCOD. It not only prevents early miscarriage but also fetal growth restriction
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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Mumbai
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Dr. Swapnil Ganeshpure
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Navi Mumbai
Yes. What you have heard is true. Metformin has beneficial effect on pregnant women with PCOD. Do continue metformin throughout the pregnancy.
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