Can i still get pregnant if im insulin resistant?

Yes: Pregnancy is always a possibly if you are a woman of child bearing age who has a uterus and ovaries, and is having unprotected sex. Diabetes/ Insulin resitance in pregnancy is a serious condition that needs attention from an ob/gyn in the first trimester.

PCOS: Insulin resistence is a hallmark of poly cystic ovarian syndrome. Women with pcos typically don't ovulate, or ovulate infrequently.. This is what makes it difficult for them to get pregnant without help. But there is help, and most of those with pcos can conceive. During your pregnancy you will be evaluated for gestational diabetes and, if you have it, will be treated to control sugars.

Yes: It may be more difficult and you may require medical intervention, but Insulin resistant women may be able to conceive on their own also.

Depends on severity: Insulin resistance may be associated with infertility, mainly if it affects ovulation. Some women have a condition known as polycystic ovary syndrome, characteristics which may include but are not limited to ovulatory dysfunction (irregular menses), hyperandrogenemia/hirsutism, obesity, and Insulin resistance. Best to consult with ob/gyn to more accurately specify one's chance for conceiving.

Yes, but: If you're Insulin resistant, you may get pregnant but if untreated it may lower the odds of getting pregnant, increase the chance of a loss, and increase the likelihood of problems with you during pregnancy as well as issues with your baby. Clearly, it's critical and best to get healthy before getting pregnant.