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How to control my PCOS while being a type 1 diabetic?

How to control my PCOS while being a type 1 diabetic?

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How to control my PCOS while being a type 1 diabetic?

Women with PCOS, are advised to moderately exercise daily. Additionally, eat high fiber vegetables along with healthy fats.

Last updated on 12 Dec 2024

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Is fasting required for a PCOD test?

No fasting is not required for PCOD.

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What is the best time for a blood test for PCOS?

The best time to do the test is on the third day of your cycle.

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Why is metformin prescribed for PCOS patients?

Research is suggestive that 50% of women with PCOS progress into having type2 diabetes. In order to prevent PCOS insulin is known to reduce insulin resistance, promote timely ovulation and also help in weight reduction. Hence metformin is prescribed by most of the doctors.

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Does progesterone help with insulin resistance?

Several studies have shown that high concentration of progesterone is related to abnormal glucose metabolism, including a high level of plasma glucose, increased insulin resistance, elevated insulin release and apoptosis of pancreatic ? cells

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Why does the pancreas stop insulin in type 2 diabetes?

Research suggests that beta cell death is the culprit behind insufficient production of insulin in the body.

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