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What Are The Chances Of Getting Pregnant During Polycystic Ovaries,,,and Retroverted Uterus?

hi,,,im 25 y/o
was diagnsed a while ago having bilateral polycystic ovaries,,,and retroverted uterus,,,with few fluid in the cul de sac,,,i was worried about it,,,my husband is working abroad,,,and he was about to come on end of nov this year,,,and we were planning to have a baby,,,hope so,,,do you think its possible to conceive having all of this???hope you can help me,,,thanks,,,
Mon, 30 Jan 2017
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Hi.

It is still possible to conceive, but do not take conception for granted and make sure you consult an obstetrician who will guide you through to conception and delivery.

In my opinion, I am guessing you may require hormonal pills to help regularise your cycle before your husband comes, and then initiate fertility medication from there on. Please do speak to a doctor for proper guidance.

Best wishes.
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What Are The Chances Of Getting Pregnant During Polycystic Ovaries,,,and Retroverted Uterus?

Hi. It is still possible to conceive, but do not take conception for granted and make sure you consult an obstetrician who will guide you through to conception and delivery. In my opinion, I am guessing you may require hormonal pills to help regularise your cycle before your husband comes, and then initiate fertility medication from there on. Please do speak to a doctor for proper guidance. Best wishes.