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2020-10-07 14:41:29
I dont get my periods without pills due to pcod . Will it lead to infertility in future? Will i able to get pregnant in future?
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Yes you can concieve in future with guidance n little treatment for ovulation
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Answered2020-10-07 14:44:41

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You can get pregnant.dont worry.please eat healthy and do regular exercise.

Answered2020-10-07 17:29:39

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Pcod does not always cause infertility. If you are having irregular periods , you might need ovulation induction ( few medicine are given to help grow and release your egg every month )
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Try to maintain a BMI between 19- 25 Have a healthy wholesome diet Brisk walking 40mins/ day for 5 days a week

Answered2020-10-07 15:49:56

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