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Can metformin increase your chances of pregnancy if you have polycystic ovarian disease?
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Yes: Metformin is commonly used to treat pcos, as it decreases Insulin resistance, a common cause for this condition. Menses tend to become more regular and it can help with ovulation, increasing the chances of pregnancy.
Answered 6/25/2014
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