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Know More About PCOS And Pregnancy

PCOS affects the ability to conceive, and it also increases the chances of miscarriages during pregnancy. You need to be extra careful if you’re suffering from the polycystic ovarian syndrome. Learn more about PCOS from the best female gynecologists in Mumbai and get effective treatment as well.

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Know More About PCOS And Pregnancy

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  1. Mumbai PCOS Clinic Know More About PCOS And Pregnancy

  2. You’ll be surprised to know that PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) is one of the major reasons behind infertility among women these days. • Statistically, it affects more than 20% of women in the age group of 20 to 50. Another extra 30% of females may experience the ill effects of some symptoms of PCOS in spite of the fact that they may not be diagnosed to have the disorder.

  3. What Is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome? • Females experiencing Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome have cysts, or liquid filled sacs on their ovaries. Women suffering from this problem will have ovaries that will be 1.5 to 3 times bigger than normal ovaries. PCOS can have negative impacts on the normal reproductive functions like the menstrual cycle and fertility.

  4. What causes Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome? • The real reason behind the occurrence of PCOS remains a secret in spite of the fact that this disorder has been discovered long back. Likely explanations of this disorder incorporate hereditary elements and diabetes. This is on the grounds that most females who have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome have high insulin levels as well. • A few researches have likewise shown a connection between Valproate, a drug recommended for Seizure and this Syndrome. This drug may lead to or increase the side effects of PCOS. But it has not been proven yet whether PCOS is influenced by epilepsy or the Valproate.

  5. PCOS And Pregnancy • There’s no need to lose hope because females with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome can get pregnant naturally. However, the rate of miscarriages or premature deliveries in such women is usually higher. More than 50% of females with PCOS have the danger of miscarriage or delivery. • Infertility is another problem experienced by females suffering from this Syndrome. Barrenness might be because of high hormone, insulin, or glucose levels. These can meddle with implantation and growth of the embryo.

  6. How To Cure PCOS And Become Pregnant? • If you’re willing to fight and cure Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, then you should begin by following a healthy eating regimen. Females with this syndrome must maintain a distance from too much sugar consumption since this can disturb the disorder. • Salt should likewise be consumed with some restraint. It is additionally important to avoid consumption of carbohydrates and refined sugars in your diet. Consumption of whole grains is exceptionally beneficial to fight this condition. For more valuable information about PCOS and pregnancy, you can visit the best female gynecologists in Mumbai.

  7. Most gynecologists prescribe to settle the hormone balance in order to support fertility and help in ovulation. If you’re really looking forward to conceiving then you need to consult gynaecologists before taking any medicine to cure your PCOS problem.

  8. 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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