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Should i have concerns becoming pregnant w/ pcos, and ab-?
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No: If your pcos is associated with being overweight, you will need to be careful with weight gain. Women with pcos have a higher risk of having gestational diabetes, but your physician can help you with this. It is not a reason to not become pregnant. Your ab neg blood type will mean that you will need a Rhogam shot at about 28 weeks into the pregnant. It is not a problem. Good luck!
Answered 9/28/2016
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