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I am married we are planning for children, so can I go for treatment, or else first I need to cure pcos and thyroid to avoid Amy complication during pregnancy
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You need to undergo your examination and a few tests before planning pregnancy.
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get corrected for hypothyroidism and if periods is regular, no need of any treatment but to maintain proper lifestyle modification and so u should get ovulation induction with follicular monitoring with timed intercourse if periods is irregular
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Both treatment may go to gather
,,,first two months treatment of thyroid and PCOD + little bit treatment for conception
After two month more concentration on infertility and maintaining treatment for thyroid and PCOD.
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It is best advised that you seek treatment for pcod and thyroid first else the egg quality shalk be poor.
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Dr. Yashica Gudesar
Gynecologist
26 yrs exp
Delhi
What is your age and and you are married since how long. How long have you been trying pregnancy .
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Dr. Sonal Katarmal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
10 yrs exp
Pune
Thyroid disorder: Thyroid is very important gland of ur body. If Thyroid hormones are imbalance, it causes all other hormones imbalance..so 1st thing u shud do is thyroid correction. Do Thyroid antibodies test aswel to know any thyroiditis.
PCOS: It is a lifestyle disorder..Which requires lifestyle modification (Exercise, healthy diet). Due to PCOS the are chances of No Ovulation which may lead to No conception even after trying naturally.
With certain medications we may induce Ovulation. But before that make sure ur Thyroid levels are normal.
Folic acid supplements is must atleast 90day preconceptional to prevent Neural tube defects in the fetus.
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Dr. Vani Sundarapandian
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
31 yrs exp
Chennai
If you are thinking of getting pregnant and you have PCOS and thyroid problems, it is advisable to see a gynaecologist or a fertility specialist. There is no cure for PCOS, but we can help you to produce an egg every month with treatment.
If you have thyroid problems, it is important to check hormone levels and set that right as well.
Additionally, ensure that you eat healthy food and exercise well and maintain your BMI between 20 - 25.
I presume you are taking folic acid too. If not please start taking it and you will need to continue taking folic acid until 12 weeks of pregnancy.
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