Woman infertility .... Pregnancy and PCOS

Woman infertility ....  Pregnancy and PCOS


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Woman infertility ....  Pregnancy and PCOS
Posted in 2013
PCOS interrupts the normal menstrual cycle and makes it harder to get pregnant. Between 70 and 80 percent of women with PCOS have fertility problems.
This condition can also increase the risk for pregnancy complications.
Women with PCOS are twice as likely as women without the condition to deliver their baby prematurely. They’re also at greater risk for miscarriage, high blood pressure, and gestational diabetes.
However, women with PCOS can get pregnant using fertility treatments that improve ovulation. Losing weight and lowering blood sugar levels can improve your odds of having a healthy pregnancy.
SUMMARY:PCOS can make it harder to get pregnant, and it can increase your risk for pregnancy complications and miscarriage. Weight loss and other treatments can improve your odds of having a healthy pregnancy.
My advise
1...  Every woman should observe their monthly period.  Generally it should be 28 days.
2..   If early or delay monthly periods indicate PCOS
3..   Your healthy life style will solve it

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