Does pcos cause pregnancy problems?

Question

I have pcos since years and now that we are planning, im a little scared. Will it make it harder to conceive ya cause issues later? Anyone here got pregnant with pcos, would love to hear.

Arya Saha · Answer

It can make conceiving a bit harder, but many PCOS women get pregnant easily with minor lifestyle changes.

Sudha Anand · Answer

I also have PCOS and am currently 5 months pregnant! Did you have to take any specific medication like metformin to conceive? I'd love to know your experience.

Saakshi Tanwar · Answer

PCOS just means you have to work a bit harder on your lifestyle. Eat low-carb, walk daily, and track your ovulation. Thousands of women with PCOS have normal pregnancies, including me.

Khushi Gaikwad · Answer

It can sometimes lead to complications like gestational diabetes or early delivery. I had a tough pregnancy because of it, so I highly recommend consulting a good gynac to manage it from day one.

Girija Naidu · Answer

PCOS might require some extra follicular scans or hormone tests, which can add to the budget. It's better to plan your finances for these diagnostic costs in advance so you aren't stressed later.

Sandhya Sen · Answer

Don't lose heart! PCOS might make the journey a bit longer, but with the right diet and exercise, you can definitely get pregnant 🌟 Sending you lots of baby dust!

Falguni Ruia · Answer

Reducing sugar and drinking spearmint tea naturally helped manage my PCOS symptoms. However, if you are pregnant and face any severe spotting or pain, please go to your doctor immediately.

Tanvi Goyal · Answer

It can cause some delay in conceiving, I know how frustrating the wait can be. When I finally got pregnant, my morning sickness was awful, but seeing the baby made it all worth it. Just stay strong.

Anushka Tayal · Answer

I am in my 2nd trimester now with PCOS and I still worry if it will cause any issues later in the pregnancy. Did anyone else with PCOS have a completely normal delivery? I keep getting anxious about it.

Esha Maheshwari · Answer

I had severe PCOS and thought I could never conceive, but now my toddler is running around! It takes a bit of patience, but it is definitely possible. Don't lose hope at all.

Renu Mohapatra · Answer

PCOS can sometimes affect hormone levels during pregnancy. I had a C-section and a healthy baby boy despite my PCOS. Take it easy and trust your body to heal and adapt.

Manorama Roy · Answer

Haan na, PCOS can make ovulation irregular, which makes tracking dates difficult. But don't worry, so many girls conceive naturally. Just focus on a healthy diet, ho na.