A 28-year-old female asked:
Can pcos effect luteal phase?ovulation was positive on 11th jan. i tried for baby on 11th-13th jan. last period was 24/12. i have no period yet.
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Dr. Christina Adberganswered
Gynecology 28 years experience
Maybe: Pcos can affect fertility in many ways, but the luteal phase is still almost always 12-14 days. It is very common for pcos to affect the accuracy of ovulation predictor kits because your lh is higher than normal, so the test strip can turn positive early, and it is likely to stay positive for days. This could throw off your planning as well. By the way, did you take a pregnancy test?
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