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What are the steps to concieving a child if you have pcos?
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Dr. Joshua Kleinanswered
Fertility Medicine 18 years experience
May be easy!: Most women with pcos have a very good chance of ultimately getting pregnant, if they get the right help. If you are not ovulating regularly, an ovulation-inducing medicine (e.g. Clomid) can accomplish this. The other important thing is to know when you are ovulating so you can try to conceive at the right time! your doctor can help you with any of this!
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Dr. Terence Leeanswered
Fertility Medicine 33 years experience
Start trying: If you have labeled as having pcos, but have regular periods, you can just start trying naturally. If you are not having periods, you should get help right away to assist in ovluation.
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A Verified Doctoranswered
30 years experience
Please see OB/gyne: Your ob/gyne would be the best resource for your question.
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