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c/glp1women·submitted 11 months ago by u/low_appetite_lisa

someone explain fertility to me like I have not read a paper in years

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Question in the title, detail here: someone explain fertility to me like I have not read a paper in years. The hair shedding was the thing that frightened me most and the thing that mattered least. It stopped. The one practical change that makes this board’s hardest questions tractable: annotate your log with the…

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u/reads_the_wiki88 points·11 months 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/tared_twice21 points·11 months ago·edited

Careful — anything touching pregnancy is not a board question in any form.

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u/ilias_steiner12 points·11 months ago

Where in the cycle does this fall, if you are tracking it?

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u/column_dead_volume14 points·11 months ago·edited

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

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u/low_appetite_lisaOP6 points·11 months ago

Correcting myself upthread: the shedding started at week 65 for me, not the week I gave.

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u/signe_villalobos12 points·11 months ago

PCOS is a diagnosis, not a description, and it matters which you mean

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u/nora_oyelaran0 points·11 months ago

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

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u/nayeli_iyer30 points·11 months ago

symptom patterns can track the cycle rather than the dose

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u/joaquin_wojcik12 points·11 months ago

fertility can change with weight loss and that surprises people

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u/devils_advocate_d7 points·11 months ago

Yes — hair shedding tracks the rate of loss and it is temporary. That reassurance is worth repeating.

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