Hello, dear readers of shared. no. I want to ask, can women who have polycystic ovaries get pregnant or remain infertile? Please tell me I recently got married at the age of 24 and we already want to have a baby, but I have polycystosis and I am afraid that I will not get pregnant and I will remain infertile for the rest of my life. I was at the doctor's, he couldn't tell me anything but that I had polycystic ovaries. A month after the first sexual intercourse, my cycle was delayed and I thought I was pregnant, but I'm not. Please advice I hope my story is added. Thanks in advance!
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Now that you read my comment, you will suffocate. I have exactly that, I treated him for 3 years. We have been struggling for 1 year and nothing is happening. What kind of research we are supposed to be good, but it still does not work. It is always a roar and a miracle, my mother always says wait, we will do other tests for you and it never happens. It's like I'm an experienced rabbit. With every failed attempt, he tells me that good things happen slowly. But everyone is different. / I am 22 /
My dear, I am writing this so that you know that anything is possible, as long as you ask for it. I am a happy mother of two teenagers, and when I was your age I had polycystosis and a pituitary adenoma. I got pregnant at the age of 25, a year after I was told it would be difficult to get pregnant. I wish you all the best!
I know women with this condition who became pregnant after the appropriate therapy. Don't worry, you will hardly be infertile, you just need to be prescribed treatment, don't lose hope :)
My sister gave birth to her fourth child at the age of 41. Before she got pregnant, she had cysts - she didn't treat them, but as you can guess, getting pregnant wasn't her main goal. After getting pregnant, her cysts disappeared and everything was OK. The little one's name is Zahara and she is already 3 years old. Cleanse your body first of all. There are many ways - healthy eating, fasting, separate eating, herbs, probiotics, exercise, etc. See this: http://www.daflorn.com/biomilk-aloe-vera.html I have used their products and I am very happy . I wish you success! Keep your head up!
I have polycystosis and so far I have no success, but lately we do not make many attempts. So I don't know. I know from my doctor that it's not impossible, it's just harder. Stop harassing yourself and calm down. It will happen when it should. Success!
darling, i'm 19, and i'm sick of something too (i don't want to mention), and i'll never have a baby. The truth is that I prefer to adopt, and even if I could have children, I would still adopt. Do you know how many children are waiting, day after day, hoping someone will go and pick them up. I myself come from home, and I know what it is. Against the background of millions of children praying for families, for someone to love them and give them shelter, there is no need to bother. Go and get a baby. The only difference is that he is not your blood child, everything else is the same. what you would give to your blood, you will give to the adopted. He will love you too, and will call you mom. However, it is a matter of personal choice and who understands how. I wish you success, and think about my advice.
Author, you are only 24. You will recover and have a child. And some even get pregnant without treatment. Don't worry and don't show how you feel in front of the doctors, they only create fears for us so that they can get money. We are piggy banks, so they do not treat us well. I don't know if you were prescribed birth control pills? Drink for a few months (at least 6) and then stop them, then ovulation becomes strong. Or you can try an herbal preparation, says Agnes. You will get pregnant, don't worry! As for the comment on adoption - it is in principle so, but not all men would agree to look after an adopted child, since they can have their own. This is the male point of view. For me personally it doesn't matter, but in a relationship there are usually two and this is something very personal that needs to be discussed. Not to mention the gossip about people, who adopt a child ... especially in a small town. Yes, it is noble to give a chance to an orphan, but unfortunately we live in such an environment that it is not well accepted by society. I personally know a Dutch woman with an adopted girl - no one is happier than her and her husband! But they do not live in an environment full of prejudice.