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PCOS And Pregnancy – No Need To Lose Hope

PCOS or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is one of the major reasons behind the infertility among women. What we need to realise that with effective treatment and care, even a woman suffering from PCOS can become pregnant. So, don’t lose hope, just get the right treatment.

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PCOS And Pregnancy – No Need To Lose Hope

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  1. Mumbai PCOS Clinic PCOS And Pregnancy – No Need To Lose Hope

  2. Do you know that PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) is a hormonal issue that can affect the health and conceiving power of any women? Yes, it’s a real illness that needs proper attention and treatment. • According to various studies, it has been found that somewhere close to 5 to 10% of women of fertile age are affected by PCOS. It has also been found that the condition is likely genetic, and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and pregnancy are typically discussed together as it is viewed as a main source of female infertility. • Fortunately, with effective treatment a female suffering from PCOS will be able to conceive and deliver a healthy child.

  3. Pregnancy and PCOS • Regardless of the situation, PCOS is typically associated with infertility because it influences the most imperative stage in the female reproductive procedure, which is the ovulation. • Females with the most serious type of PCOS regularly require some type of treatment keeping in mind the end goal of getting pregnant. • Polycystic ovaries are different as they have numerous tiny follicles with eggs, but these won't grow appropriately. In the end, it results in a situation where the lady has no ovulation, and in such cases the absence of a period isn't an indication of pregnancy.

  4. The signs a female experience while suffering from PCOS can include: • Infertility because of no ovulation and obesity • Excess facial and body hair • Obesity, especially excess belly fat • If neglected, there’s a high risk for coronary heart disease • Stronger tendency for acne, for an adult • Irregular periods – can be quite heavy in some cases, and long menstrual discharges. For a few females the period stops altogether.

  5. Women suffering from PCOS will discharge a develop egg once in a while, if by any chance. Along these lines, the rate of infertility among females with polycystic ovaries is quite high. However, with suitable treatment the chances of getting pregnant can be enhanced extensively. • The most well-known solution is to incite ovulation through medicine known as Clomid. This empowers the pituitary organ to create more follicle stimulating hormones, which then can achieve effective ovulation. Consult the best gynaecologist in Mumbai West before taking Clomid or any other medicine. Never consume any medicine without doctor’s advice.

  6. The cure is normally regulated through blood tests and in addition, ultrasound, with a specific goal to confirm that ovulation has occurred, and to check the right amount of fully developed ovarian follicles. • Normally, in regards to everything identified with pregnancy and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome you must consult with your gynaecologistfirst keeping in mind the goal to figure out what game-plan is the most suitable one for you to get pregnant.

  7. Thank You Address 401, Bldng2, KamdhenuCHS,1st cross lane, Lokhandwala, AndheriW. Mumbai 400053, INDIA. Phone No +91 93200 48601 mumbaipcosclinic@gmail.com http://www.mumbaipcosclinic.com/

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