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How can i become pregnant since i have pcos and i am physically active with my partner but i am not ovulating. i normally get my menstrual every 3 to 4months for up to 2-3wks?
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"PCOS" ?'s: In women with PCOS, ovulation is delayed, and the bleeding you see "every 3-4 months" may just be estrogen withdrawal bleeding and not a true post ovulation "period". Ask your gyn physician about ovulation induction and also about a hysterosalpingogram to make certain your tubes are open.
Answered 9/22/2020
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