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I am sure i am ovulating (ewcm and even progesterone on blood test when it should is normal ) how on earth do i still have polycystic ovaries on every ultrasound and can i still fall pregnant with this scenario??
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Polycystic ovaries are a long-term chronic condition that can be managed with medication’s. Polycystic ovaries decreases a woman’s fertility, however you can still get pregnant. Consult OB/GYN or endocrinologist for specific advice.
Answered 10/31/2022
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