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Take more protein diet , Avoid sweets, and decrease carbs.

You should not go for rapid weight reduction using medicines as that would hamper your metabolic processes and for IVF success that would be a limiting factor.

Keep your diet well.increase fibre in your diet.

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With PCOS and IVF planned in 2 months, gradual weight reduction can improve metabolic health. Avoid crash diets or self-prescribed weight-loss medicines, especially around IVF.

With PCOS and IVF planned in the next 2 months, it is reasonable to work on weight and metabolic health, but crash dieting or aggressive weight-loss treatment should be avoided. At 88 kg, the appropriate target depends on your height, BMI, medical history and the exact IVF timeline. A structured plan involving a moderate calorie deficit, adequate protein and fibre, reduced refined carbohydrates/sugary foods, and regular walking + resistance exercise can help with weight, insulin sensitivity and overall preconception health. Before starting any medication or weight-loss injections, please discuss this with your fertility specialist. Anti-obesity medications are not recommended specifically to improve reproductive outcomes, and GLP-1 medicines require effective contraception while being used because pregnancy safety data are insufficient. Since your IVF is approaching, I would suggest individual assessment of your height/BMI, menstrual and PCOS history, BP, glucose/HbA1c, lipid profile and nutritional status, followed by a personalised diet and activity plan that does not compromise your fertility treatment. Preconception optimisation of weight, nutrition, exercise and folate is specifically recommended in PCOS. **You don't need to wait until IVF is over to start improving your health—let's make these next 8 weeks count safely and systematically.**

Like in your situation rapid weight loss is not the solution you have to understand that due to so many hormonal medication weight gain happens and in pcod every women thin or fat can face this situation Before any further weight loss medication you must must have to consult the doctor. And a healthy lifestyle should be adopted by you.

With PCOS and planned IVF, avoid starting weight-loss medicines without your fertility specialist’s advice. Focus on a calorie-controlled diet, regular exercise and gradual weight loss. Please coordinate with your IVF team before conception/embryo transfer.

Its very easy avoid sugar as much as possible and cut down your carbs almost 10% and light excercise automatically weight will start loosing just be consistent with it

Change life style n diet plan drastically

Dont go fir medicines instead go for lifestyle modifications

Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult Will help you

Mam you would need to consult directly for the medicines needed for weightloss. You can even try some lifestyle modifications and diet changes for weightloss.You can contact me through the app and i can guide throughout your weightloss journey.

Rapid weight loss or starting new weight-loss medications right before an embryo transfer is not recommended, as it can disrupt hormonal balance and negatively impact implantation.  Management should prioritize safe, supervised lifestyle changes rather than aggressive pharmacological weight reduction

First line management of pcos is life style management this is the best way to reduce weight and treatment of infertility due to pcos

Aim for gradual weight loss through a calorie-controlled diet, regular walking, and exercise. Avoid crash diets. Your gynecologist and dietitian can guide you regarding a safe weight-loss plan before embryo transfer Wt loss medication are not recommended during ivf

Adopt life style measures for weight loss. Get thyroid function tests, sugar, done and share results.

Lifestyle modification

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Weight gain and PCOS is not something what is dependent upon a single thing it's outcome of how you're living your life, what you eat throughout the day, what are your stress levels and many more things. These each and every habit needs to be considered in your Weightloss Journey. As I mentioned above it's a Journey to make a better you.

Dietary and lifestyle modification is good rather than starting directly with medications.

I would like to more about the medical history.

Eat balanced diet and focus on physical activity and exercises for weight reduction. For weight reducing drugs information you need to consult a physician and also require certain investigations to move forward. You can consult me for further guidance.

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Hello mam With PCOS and a weight of 88 kg, avoid weight-loss medicines without your fertility specialist’s approval, especially before embryo transfer. Focus on a calorie-controlled diet, adequate protein, and regular low-impact exercise. A realistic 2-month goal is gradual weight loss. For personalized weight management and further IVF-related guidance, consult me through Practo

Before IVF, weight loss should be gradual and planned with your fertility specialist; please do not start weight-loss injections or tablets on your own. Focus on a calorie-controlled, protein-rich diet, vegetables, and regular walking/strength exercise as permitted. Rapid loss in 2 months is not a safe target for everyone, and your height, thyroid and glucose status matter.

Better not to take any weight loss medicine.exercise regularly control your portion size eat more fruits and vegetables.,avoid oily fried food and sweets.sleep for 7 to 8 hrs,avoid stress and hydrate well

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Weight loss before embryo transfer is a reasonable goal, but the safe pace and any medicine for it should be decided with your fertility specialist, not chosen separately.