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Can i still become pregnant wit pcos?
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Yes: Pcos can make it more difficult because ovulation occurs less frequently. You do not want to rely on the fact that you have pcos if you don't want to be pregnant. It is more difficult with pcos to determine when you are ovulating.
Answered 7/4/2015
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