Re: POLYSYSTIC OVARIES

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Hi Amanda. I too was diagnosed with PCOS. I had very irregular periods-sometimes not one for 5-6 months and Doctor prescribed Provera would bring it on. Then about a year into dating who is now my husband, I started to get a monthly period,but at all different times. A 29 day cycle one month, then a 40 day the next. When my husband and I decided to start trying- it took only a month. i am now 26 weeks pregnant. It is possible!!!!!

Good luck!

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>Hi, me and my husband have been trying for a year to get pregnant. I
>thought my period was just irregular and it caused difficulty in
>conceiving. In September, I went to my OB/GYN, she diagnosed me with
>having PCOS. I didn't tell her about me and my husband trying to get
>pregnant because I thought that this was a serious disease. She didn't
>explain it to me at all and I just keep getting scared, afraid that I am
>infertile and won't ever be able to have a baby. I think about having
>children all the time. Since the holidays are here, it's kindof making
>me depressed. I was hoping to already be pregnant by now. Can you help
>me? I just want answers. Please, being a mommy is my dream.
>
>--
>Amanda Shawgo
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