Women with PCOS or if you know about it?? help please?!
Question: I just found out I have PCOS yesterday... What are my chances of becoming pregnant now? :(
I was put on the pill for 6 months, and then I can come off of it.
When I stop taking it, because I now have PCOS, what are my chances of EVER having another baby??
Please help. What can I expect having this disease??
Answers: I just found out I have PCOS yesterday... What are my chances of becoming pregnant now? :(
I was put on the pill for 6 months, and then I can come off of it.
When I stop taking it, because I now have PCOS, what are my chances of EVER having another baby??
Please help. What can I expect having this disease??
Hi,
I have PCOS. I was unable to concieve and it took my 2 years to concieve. I went on medication and then after becoming unsuccefull after 2 years we opted for IVF. Before I was to do my IVF they have to confirm that I was not Pregnant. Well I was pregnant!! Thank goodness. If you have any other questions please come to this website. It is a great support group and journeys that others have taken. the website is www.soulcysters.net Hope to see you there!
my daughter has this same condition. Even though it was harder for her to become pregnant and she had to take fertitly drugs for 6 months she had a beautiful healthy baby boy.
IF you email me, I can give you her addy and she would be happy to email you and give you the name of a web site she belongs to for women with just this particular problem and it is also a support group.
She would be the expert to ask.********
My friend has PCOS. She and her husband tried to have a baby for a couple of years naturally with no success. That prompted her to the go the DR and get it checked out. Thats when they diagnosed her with PCOS. They put her on a special medication (not birth control) that corrected the PCOS or whatever it affects and with the help of a fertility DR, she was able to conceive and deliver a healthy baby girl. I can't remember the name of the medication she was put on.
PCOS and Pregnancy
While it is possible to become pregnant, women with PCOS tend to suffer a much higher rate of miscarriages. Estimates put the rate of miscarriages in women with PCOS at 45% although some believe the figure may be higher. However, experts aren