Pcos trying to conceive

2016-12-13 16:53:52
I have been diagnosed with pcos on an ultrasound on 7th dec . I have already taken deviry for 5 days till 12th. Does having pcos means I will not ovulate every mnth naturally. I m trying to conceive since last six mnths. What is given in first step for pcos. My height is 5'2 and weight is 59. Im trying to lose weight I do regular exercise and follow some diet as well. Kindly help me. Thanks
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Good morning Thnxs for your question Visit Gynecologist for further treatment Thnxs

Answered2016-12-14 02:53:37

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There is no reason  why you should  not conceive if you get the correct information .In nature, healthy  reproduce. I am sure if I evaluate your case, I can show  you  the root cause of the problem  and how to reverse it.
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Answered2016-12-16 14:36:44

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Hello, You may need to visit a gynecologist and follow ovulation induction medications that will get relief from PCOS and help you conceive.

Answered2016-12-14 12:27:55

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Hello. Yes, in PCOS, ova do not mature naturally, resulting in anovulation. You will need ovulation induction if not conceiving naturally. It has good success rate in PCOS. Visit your gynaecologist with reports. You may visit my clinic in Andheri for the same
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TSH, husband's semen analysis. Revert with reports

Answered2016-12-14 02:20:14

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