PCOS and Pregnancy Is Possible
You were probably finally diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome after trying unsuccessfully to conceive. Having PCOS doesn’t mean that getting pregnant is impossible; women with PCOS can and DO get pregnant everyday. It just takes knowledge, patience, and the motivation to improve your fertility. I understand that you probably feel discouraged, hopeless, or overwhelmed, nevertheless, it’s imperative to put those feelings aside and encourage yourself that by making positive changes, such as diet, acupuncture or herbs and supplements to help with your underlying health issue, you will get pregnant. Your goal is to help your body function at it’s optimal level in balance. Start by cleaning up your diet, in order to provide the best possible likelihood of becoming pregnant. By adopting a PCOS-friendly diet that is rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein you’re giving your body the necessary nutrients to heal itself and promote proper, balanced systems within your body. If you are overweight it’s essential that you lose weight. It’s ideal to have 18% to 25% BMI. Let’s face the facts, as Americans have gotten more overweight the use of fertility drugs has increased. By losing just 10% of your body weight you increase your chances of conceiving naturally. Adopt a PCOS weight loss plan that will work for you. Determine your PCOS symptoms list them in the order of importance, which symptoms are more serve than others; those should be first on the list. By identifying your symptoms you now have the necessary information to help reduce and alleviate each and every symptom. Consider various PCOS treatment options to help with some of your symptoms. I am sure like a lot of people in this fast paced world, you have decided you want to be a parent and well you want it to happen today. However, you should focus on making sure you are completely healthy which will result in a healthy pregnancy and baby. It will also decrease your risk of having a miscarriage. Great things take time, planning, and preparation!
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