Smegs - nausea and diarrhoea are common side effects (as is flatulence - just lovely ). Usually you are placed on a lower dose that gets increased so the side effects and symptoms are lessened. The symptoms are usually short lived and settle after a week or so. Some people are more sensitive to it than others too.
There are 2 theories on metformin in pregnancy. Some of the studies indicate a lower miscarriage rate for those who remain on metformin but yet others indicate there is no need to remain on metformin once pregnant. Do a google search (there are some of the journal articles available on line) and read through so you can check with your Ob/gyn at your next appointment. The better informed you are the more freely and confidently you can discuss the options with your care provider.
). Usually you are placed on a lower dose that gets increased so the side effects and symptoms are lessened. The symptoms are usually short lived and settle after a week or so. Some people are more sensitive to it than others too.
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