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Hii,
Before marriage my period was regular but after marriage my period is getting late for 2 or 3 days so is it normal or not..
We are planning for a l baby from last 3 months but didnt get any positive results.
I didnt know the correct day of ovulation.
6 year back i m facing pcod problem..but symtoms are ok ,i mean my doctor said it is starting stage so it is curable that time my weight is almost 70-72 kg.
I maintaned my diet nd reduce around14 kg.
Without medition i reduce it completely...Then my period was coming on time ..my period cycle was 30 days.
But now after marriage i m facing this problem.
So pls i need your tips n guidance to get the pregnant asap.
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Dear practo user, weight loss is the key to management of PCOD. It is highly appreciated that u lost 14 kgs.
Regarding your periods, it's natural to have a plus/ minus 7 days of cycle. So , no need to worry about that .
Infertility is called when a couple is trying for conception for atleast a year and not able to conceive. 70-80 percent couples conceive within one year and 80-90 Percent within 2 years of unprotected intercourse. So don't worry if u didn't conceive in 3 months.
Best chances of getting pregnant is having intercourse during fertility period,i.e. mid cycle, around day 11 to day 18
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try to have intercourse during fertility period, day 11-18.
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you can get yourself investigated if u donot conceive within 6 -12 months of trying
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If you are having regular cycles it is great...your chances of conceiving are good despite PCOS . Provided all other fertility factors are normal you can wait for another three months .Follow fertile period .Else seek consultation to help you in getting a pregnancy.For better guidance you can do teleconsultation
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