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PCOD issue
My wife has PCOD and rubella issue. she was treated with birth control pills for six months and immune control tablets for rubella. a scan was taken and found that the pcod has reduced but still exists. Rubella is said to be taken care of by doctor. Now what is the next option to get baby. any other treatment is available for PCOD
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Yes. Now medicine can be given for starting pregnancy . Consult a doc n tell that u want to conceive now. Just take care of healthy diet n weight control
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Dr. Seema Jain
Infertility Specialist
29 yrs exp
Pune
Since your PCOD has been deemed to be under control, you can consider going the family way. PCOD pts may occasionally have spontaneous ovulation and since your wife's PCOD seems to have reduced, she too may ovulate spontaneously and get pregnant naturally.
Next Steps
Have Ovulation Tracking( Follicular Monitoring) done.
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If spontaneous ovulation does not occur or your wife does not conceive in a couple of months, get onto fertility treatment. It would be heartening for you to know that PCOS pts have a chance of success with treatment.
For further understanding you may read my article on PCOS and Infertility to be published this Tuesday.
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