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Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and pregnancy Complications

Trying to get pregnant while having PCOS? Our blog on PCOS and pregnancy gives insights on how to manage PCOS if you are trying to conceive.

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[drmadhugoelgynecologist]

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal disorder affecting people with ovaries, often during their reproductive years. PCOS can have a significant impact on various aspects of a person’s health, including fertility and pregnancy. In this article, we delve into how PCOS affects pregnancy, seeking insights from Dr. Madhu Goel, recognized as the best gynecologist in Greater Kailash.

[truwellth]

PCOS: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Know about PCOS. What Are the First Signs of PCOS? How to Cure PCOS Permanently? Can PCOS Be Cured? PCOS Symptoms and Treatment. PCOS and Pregnancy. PCOS Causes.

[certifiedsexed]

Hi, hope you're doing well 👋

I'm in my mid 20s, AFAB and have PCOS. I recently had penetrative sex for the first time. It was unprotected but I don't think he ejaculated inside (he said he didn't and I didn't feel like he did, but I wouldn't really know how that feels either).

I took a morning-after pill the next day (less than 12 hours after having intercourse), it contained ulipristal acetate.

Ever since then I've been really paranoid that I'm gonna get pregnant, I've been to my gynecologist since then and she said I should just wait for my next period and try to relax because the stress might delay my period even more (I'm not regular because of my PCOS, the most regular my periods are is usually like 40~ days apart but sometimes I skip a whole month entirely)

I'm not currently taking any medication for my PCOS (just folic acid), my gynecologist said after my next period ends she's gonna start me on birth control since I plan on becoming more sexually active and it will also help manage some of my PCOS symptoms.

I'm so scared of getting pregnant I've been having nightmares about it, pregnancy is one of my biggest fears (also I live in a place where abortion isn't legalized). I don't want to know the exact statistics because unless it's a flat 0% I don't think it would reassure me at all.

So I guess I just wanted to get some reassurance, someone to tell me it's very unlikely that I will get pregnant from this experience (there's no one in my real life I can go to for this). One of my worries is that since I have PCOS it somehow made the morning-after pill not work or something like that, I don't know, is that possible?

Sorry for the lengthy ask, thanks in advance for answering and have a nice day ❤️

Hi! Thank you, you too! 💕

Just so that you're aware, someone does not have to ejaculate inside you to cause pregnancy! Pre-ejaculate can also contain sperm, which is what can get you pregnant. It's rarer but can still happen.

You also don't necessarily have to feel it to tell if someone ejaculated inside of you. An easy way to tell is feeling inside of you with a finger and checking if there's cum, though if it was just pre-ejaculate or even just a very small amount of ejaculate, its much harder to tell.

I understand being scared of getting pregnant. It's unfortunately a common worry, especially in places without [free/stable] abortion access. Getting on birth control for that and your PCOS sounds like a good idea, I'm glad your doctor is being helpful!

Your PCOS isn't going to negate the morning-after-pill. Unless someone wants to jump on here to correct me, I've never read anything about PCOS messing with that. Actually, PCOS often makes it harder for people to get pregnant, Anon!

No apologies needed, thank you for trusting me to answer! I hope this helps a little, let me know if you have any other questions! <3

[sickvictorianangel]

My period is late by 4 days. I am going to take a pregnancy test. Let's take our bets: Is Emma pregnant or just her pcos acting up again:

[sasslett]

Whoever said IUD insertion isn't painful is full of shit and I would like to have words.

[aroundmyscars]

Just me sitting here in church thinking about how many people are put on birth control to deal with hormonal imbalances instead of medical professionals putting in the work to figure out what’s going on when birth control has so many negative side affects

[lavenderparadise]

after 5.5 years of infertility & 3 losses, we're so excited to announce our triple rainbow baby is due in october!! so many long sleepless nights wondering why me, why did i lose 3 of my babies? why can't i get pregnant again? we got to see our little bean jumping around like crazy, all their fingers and toes formed 🥹 i'm so in love & can't wait to be a mama 💛🌈

[ollies-station]

Hope my mother likes no grandchildren if trump wins! 😍

[truwellth]

PCOS

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[slavabogu]

giving it the good old college try and dieting and working out for the next two weeks before vacation

[zerelth]

Omg I hate pcos so much like i have extra fat, im not thin i accept that, but the entire fat amount is just on my belly and i constantly look 9 months pregnant and also it's fucking up my hormones so now I'm having an acne breakout which I've never had like not even as an adolescent and it's really fucking up my self esteem and i just want to be healthy again

[anarchypumpkincowboy]

I should be able to get a hysterectomy if I want one. Like I’m 23yrs old, I have endometriosis and pcos, I’ve been begging for a hysterectomy since I was 16 and I should be able to get one without some fucking doctor saying I need to have kids first

And I can’t even get the only fucking medication that helps because doctors are so fucking transphobic around here. like instead of testosterone, which has been proven to help me several times, the only medication they’ll approve is the fucking depo shot which makes me bleed nonstop and does nothing to help any of my symptoms

[hollenka99]

Sometimes I really love history, especially our ancestors' ideas for how to treat ailments. I was watching Royal Autopsy tonight and they were fumigating Mary I's pussy earlier to try cure her menstral issues. Like sure yeah, might as well try that because they don't have any better ideas nor the biological knowledge yet to actually help her.

[pcosdiva123]

PCOS Diet And Weight Loss in Us

Title: Empowering Women with PCOS: The Role of Diet and Weight Loss Strategies in the US by PCOS Diva

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) affects millions of women worldwide, with prevalence rates as high as 10% in some populations. Among the myriad of symptoms and challenges associated with PCOS, weight management and dietary concerns stand out as crucial areas of focus. In the United States, PCOS Diva emerges as a beacon of hope and guidance, offering invaluable resources and support for women navigating the complexities of PCOS, particularly in terms of diet and weight loss strategies.

PCOS Diva recognizes that diet plays a pivotal role in managing PCOS symptoms and optimizing overall health. With this understanding, PCOS Diva advocates for a holistic approach to nutrition that goes beyond mere calorie counting or restrictive dieting. Instead, emphasis is placed on nourishing the body with whole, nutrient-dense foods that support hormone balance, regulate insulin levels, and promote sustainable weight loss.

Central to the PCOS Diva approach is the concept of the PCOS-friendly diet, which focuses on balancing macronutrients, selecting low-glycemic index foods, and prioritizing nutrient-rich options. By incorporating lean proteins, healthy fats, complex carbohydrates, and plenty of fruits and vegetables, women with PCOS can stabilize blood sugar levels, improve insulin sensitivity, and mitigate the metabolic disturbances associated with the condition.

Moreover, PCOS Diva recognizes the individualized nature of dietary needs and preferences among women with PCOS. Rather than prescribing a one-size-fits-all approach, PCOS Diva offers personalized guidance and flexible meal plans that empower women to make informed choices based on their unique circumstances and health goals. Whether following a gluten-free, dairy-free, or Mediterranean-inspired diet, women with PCOS can find support and resources tailored to their specific dietary preferences and requirements.

In addition to dietary considerations, PCOS Diva highlights the importance of incorporating regular physical activity into a comprehensive PCOS management plan. Exercise not only aids in weight management but also helps regulate menstrual cycles, reduce insulin resistance, and improve mood and energy levels. From gentle yoga and Pilates to high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and strength training, PCOS Diva encourages women to find enjoyable forms of exercise that fit their lifestyle and preferences.

Furthermore, PCOS Diva recognizes that sustainable weight loss is not just about counting calories or following a rigid diet plan; it's about cultivating a positive mindset, building healthy habits, and fostering self-care practices that support long-term well-being. Through coaching programs, support groups, and inspirational success stories, PCOS Diva empowers women with the knowledge, tools, and motivation needed to embark on their journey towards a healthier, happier life.

In conclusion, PCOS Diva serves as a beacon of empowerment and support for women with PCOS in the United States, particularly in the realms of diet and weight loss strategies. By advocating for a holistic approach to nutrition, personalized meal planning, and embracing physical activity as an essential component of PCOS management, PCOS Diva equips women with the resources and guidance needed to thrive despite the challenges of PCOS. With a focus on empowerment, education, and community support, PCOS Diva continues to inspire and uplift women as they navigate the complexities of living with PCOS and reclaim their health and vitality.