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What can you do if you're ttc with pcos?
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Diet and get help: PCOS can be treated with lifestyle changes (low carb diet, weight loss, exercise) and with medications from a Ferility doctor or Obgyn (metformin, clomiphene, femara). If you are 48 as indicated, it will be very difficult to conceive.
Answered 11/30/2014
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