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Exermet 500 for pregnancy
I have been trying to conceive and I read that that exermet-500 can be harmful for pregnant women. I have been diagnosed with PCOD for past many year and was given exermet for my condition. Can you tell me:
1. Can I eat Exermet-500 after having my food?
2. Should I have Exermet-500 if I am trying to conceive?
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Continue taking Tab Metformin
Get your Hb A1c. Preferably plan pregnancy , when HbA1c is less than 6 %.
If your are over weight, reduce body weught . It will help you to have regular ovulation and helps in conception
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regular low calorie diet
avoid junk food
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Dr. Shalini Kumari
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi !
Yes you need to continue .
Hope your other parameters have been evaluated .
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Dr. Chirag Chovatia
Internal Medicine
21 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Yes, after food.
Yes, continue to take Metformin, it will help you conceive. Golden rule is to continue metformin till the first trimester, (3months) of pregnancy.
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