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Is Pregnancy Possible Despite Having PCOS?

Hi, 8 months ago i got married.nearly 4 months I didn t get my periods.so I consult gynaecologist she tested me and told that iam having pcod prblm. She gave me normaz and glyciphage tablet..after using that tablet I got my periods with gap of 2 months.....again I consult doctor.....she asked me do u want pregnency? ....I told yes......then she suggested me gynacet for 5 days with those two tablets....and told like u get periods on 6 th ....from the 2 nd day onwards use Letroz....but after 7 days of using gynacet tab still I didn t get my periods.....can u pls me when should I get my periods....what s happened to me....should I have pregenent chances or not pls tell me
Mon, 14 Dec 2015
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Hi,
Thanks for posting in HCM.
I understand your concern.
Treatment for 'polycystic ovary disease' (PCOD) focuses on management infertility caused due to irregular periods and ovulation.
The following things needs to be done to overcome most of your problems.
1. Lifestyle changes by weight loss through a low-calorie diet combined with moderate exercise.
2. Regulation of menstrual cycle by use of estrogen and progestin combined birth control pills.
3. Regulation of ovulation and menstrual cycle by taking oral hypoglycemic drug metformin.
4. Induction of ovulation by administration of clomiphene, if necessary.
5. Reduce excessive hair growth by birth control pills to decrease androgen production or by another medication called spironolactone.
With these medications, it should help you to improve the chances of conception.
It takes a few cycles after initiating treatment and regular follow-up to conceive and hence you need to be patient.
Kindly follow-up and take the medications as suggested by your consulting doctor.
Hope the information provided would helpful.
All the best.
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Is Pregnancy Possible Despite Having PCOS?

Hi, Thanks for posting in HCM. I understand your concern. Treatment for polycystic ovary disease (PCOD) focuses on management infertility caused due to irregular periods and ovulation. The following things needs to be done to overcome most of your problems. 1. Lifestyle changes by weight loss through a low-calorie diet combined with moderate exercise. 2. Regulation of menstrual cycle by use of estrogen and progestin combined birth control pills. 3. Regulation of ovulation and menstrual cycle by taking oral hypoglycemic drug metformin. 4. Induction of ovulation by administration of clomiphene, if necessary. 5. Reduce excessive hair growth by birth control pills to decrease androgen production or by another medication called spironolactone. With these medications, it should help you to improve the chances of conception. It takes a few cycles after initiating treatment and regular follow-up to conceive and hence you need to be patient. Kindly follow-up and take the medications as suggested by your consulting doctor. Hope the information provided would helpful. All the best.