I have pcos since few years and a lot of aunties keep telling me it will get fixed once i get married and have a baby. Honestly it sounds like a myth to me but i keep hearing it. Did pregnancy actually change anything for ur pcos?
As someone who has pcos, no marriage does not cure it, thats an old myth. Pregnancy can sometimes ease symptoms for a while because of the hormonal changes, but pcos is a lifelong thing you manage with lifestyle and doctor support. Dont let anyone pressure you with this logic.
I had pcos and it made conceiving harder, we needed help. So the idea that getting married fixes it is just not true and can put unfair pressure on women. Work with a good doctor, manage it steadily, and be gentle with yourself.
PCOS doesnt get solved by marriage at all. What helps most women is managing weight, eating well, staying active and regular checkups. Some notice changes after pregnancy but it needs ongoing care. Trust your doctor over family myths.
No beta, marriage solving pcos is total nonsense that aunties say. It is a hormonal condition, you handle it with lifestyle and your doctor. Some women do feel better symptom wise after pregnancy but it doesnt vanish.
I totally understand if people around you are saying this, it adds so much stress. But please know pcos is not your fault and marriage is not a treatment. With the right doctor and small lifestyle changes it really becomes manageable.
Honestly this is a common myth in our families. PCOS is managed, not cured, by marriage or babies. Diet, weight, exercise and a good gynac make the real difference. Please dont rush into anything because relatives said so.
