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c/glp1women·submitted 23 days ago by u/nayeli_iyer

help me understand cycle, I have read the wiki twice

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help me understand cycle, I have read the wiki twice. Searched first, found three threads that contradict each other, hence the post. Went looking for trial data on the specific question asked here and found the population had not been enrolled. Asked a pharmacist about the absorption question rather than the…

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u/low_appetite_lisa18 points·22 days ago

Fertility can change with weight loss and improved insulin sensitivity. That is a well-described phenomenon and worth knowing about in advance rather than discovering.

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u/usp_appendixcompendial14 points·22 days ago

Small fix — insulin resistance is a feature commonly seen in PCOS, not a synonym for it.

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u/ines_boateng10 points·22 days ago

Are you logging the cycle alongside the dose?

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u/coa_forgery_watch8 points·22 days ago

Where in the cycle does this fall, if you are tracking it?

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u/cesar_oyelaran6 points·22 days ago

Agreed — logging the cycle alongside everything else is what made my own pattern visible. It was invisible before that.

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u/zeynep_weiss4 points·22 days ago

Careful — anything touching pregnancy is not a board question in any form.

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u/enzo_fonseca1 point·21 days ago

This. Anything involving pregnancy or contraception goes to a clinician, and this board should keep saying so.

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u/karl_fischer_kev1 point·22 days ago

Started logging the cycle in the same sheet as the dose. Three months later the pattern was obvious and it had been invisible before.

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u/zaid_roos2 points·21 days ago

Push back: PCOS as a diagnosis and insulin resistance as a finding are not interchangeable, and the thread is using them as one.

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u/nayeli_iyerOP1 point·21 days ago

Perimenopausal, or is that a separate question?

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