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This drug has been used for decades to treat diabetes, but it has also been used to treat the infertility caused by the irregular ovulation of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

Rural Doc Alan Podcast: Metformin & Infertility

PCOS is associated with insulin resistance and high blood sugar. Metformin controls these two conditions, which often causes ovulation to become more regular.

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