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I have irregular periods; i had pcos.i took control pills for 4 months.then i got regular ,nowi getting irregular.now we r trying for baby.can i ?
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Pregnancy: Although Poly Cystic ovarian syndrome makes it less likely you can get pregnant, it is possible. This depends on how bad your PCOS is. Talk to your gynecologist he or she will give you the best answer.
Answered 6/24/2015
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