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c/glp1women·submitted 16 days ago by u/step_therapy_s

[PCOS] my androgens moved before my weight did

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my androgens moved before my weight did. It is the sort of thing everyone half-believes and nobody writes down. Started logging the cycle in the same sheet as the dose. Three months later the pattern was obvious and it had been invisible before. The same dose genuinely feels different at different points in the month…

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u/blunt_coldbox_notes36 points·14 days ago

Questions about oral contraceptive absorption and gastric emptying are legitimate pharmacology questions with product-specific answers. A pharmacist can answer them properly; a board cannot.

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u/micro_bump_mick9 points·14 days ago

Have you asked a pharmacist about the absorption question specifically?

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u/greta_nilsen2 points·13 days ago

Cosigning on fertility changing with weight loss. It catches people who were not expecting it at all.

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u/ewan_zielinski0 points·14 days ago

Anything involving pregnancy, contraception efficacy or fertility planning belongs with a clinician. That is not a disclaimer, it is where the answers actually are.

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u/jonas_cardoso1 point·14 days ago

nothing on this board is a substitute for someone who knows your history

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u/ilias_kaufmann1 point·13 days ago

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

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u/viktor_laurent42 points·14 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/anders_karlsen0 points·14 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.

viktor_laurent is right that a diagnosis and a finding are different things here.

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