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I have pcos and i am 17 years old, i get my period once a year, should i be worried about being infertile?
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PCOS: Yes. It is true that those who suffer from pcos often have difficulty becoming pregnant. There is treatment for pcos that would be helpful to you. You should ask your doctor about treatment to help you fight off the effects of pcos.
Answered 2/17/2014
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