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c/glp1women·submitted 8 months ago by u/neha_rahimi

small win: fertility stopped being a problem at week 55

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Six-word version is the title — small win: fertility stopped being a problem at week 55 — and the rest is context. Started logging the cycle in the same sheet as the dose. Three months later the pattern was obvious and it had been invisible before. The same dose genuinely feels different at different points in the…

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u/cesar_oyelaran59 points·8 months ago

Perimenopause and all of this at once, and there is essentially nothing written about the combination anywhere.

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u/ignacio_kuipers15 points·8 months ago

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

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u/elin_lindqvist10 points·8 months ago

Went looking for trial data on the specific question asked here and found the population had not been enrolled.

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u/neha_rahimiOP5 points·8 months ago·edited

iron and ferritin questions come up here more than anywhere else on the site

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u/wholesome_lurker4 points·8 months ago

Fertility can change with weight loss and improved insulin sensitivity. That is a well-described phenomenon and worth knowing about in advance rather than discovering.

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u/blunt_coldbox297 points·8 months ago

iron and ferritin questions come up here more than anywhere else on the site

Agreed, and the research gap being real rather than imagined is worth saying out loud.

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u/neha_rahimiOP33 points·8 months ago

Has this been raised with whoever prescribes?

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