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Can i become pregnant even if i have pcos? i'm a lil freak out, 25 years old, married 6 years, no children
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Yes: Patients with pcos don't ovulate regularly so the chance of pregnancy is lowered. However, you can still get pregnant so plan accordingly. With treatment, the chance improves.
Answered 2/8/2017
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