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If I understood it right, kakapanganak mo lang ba with baby #1 and still breastfeeding? how old is your baby?
i have prolonged menses. from nov.16 til now meron pa din. so i went to my OB yesterday, and i felt devastated nung sinabi nyang i have pcos and mahihirapan ako magbuntis ulit. plan kase namin ni husband na next year sundan na yung panganay namin na 7 years old na. ofw si hubby, so once a year lang umuuwi tapos 1 month vacation lang. kaya i feel so hopeless until now. feeling ko super slim na ng chance na magkaanak kami ulit given his work situation and me being diagnosed with pcos. my OB gave me pills to correct my menses and will take it for a year.
^sis, PCOS stands for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. So same lang sila
I really, really need to be consistent in taking Metformin Palagi ko nakakalimutan, minsan puro morning lang tapos wala na yung sa gabi; minsan naman none at all the whole day, hay...
To be diagnosed with PCOS, you must also be either experiencing menstrual abnormalities or showing signs of excessive androgen.**What is androgen? A male sex hormone, such as testosterone; androgens may be called "male hormones," but don't let the name fool you. Both men's and women's bodies produce androgens, just in differing amounts. In fact, androgens have more than 200 actions in women, and they are present in higher amounts than estrogens.The principal androgens are testosterone and androstenedione. They are, of course, present in much higher levels in men and play an important role in male traits and reproductive activity.