should i change my doctor again ?

Question

That’s second doctor who said that my weight is the reason why i have pcos, irregular cycles …
I have 1,63cm and 86kg. I don’t see myself that overweight, it’s just my belly fat which makes me a bit uncomfortable that’s all. But last doctor told me i should lose weight to be around 60kg and everything will go back to normal if i ever want to get pregnant . i changed to another one and after one
year ttc ( ovulated only 4 times last year ) be told me that i have to lose more than 10% of my body fat and then we will get further analysis or treatment to be sure my pcos is not because of my weight .
It’s not like i’m making excuses not to lose weight, but i don’t feel bad in my body and honestly i’ve tried to intrude a bit more of exercise in my life doing 30 TABATA workout 3-4 times a week despite the effort i do at work and tried to eat healthier ( not to eliminate all my favorite foods ) but so far i didn’t lose weight

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Okay so I say this in the nicest way possible but there's still a really good chance that your weight is affecting your ability to get pregnant. Even if you just see it as a little bit of belly fat weight affects your body way more than just the way that it looks even if you think it's a little bit it's still enough to be wreaking havoc on your body. If you have had two doctors now who have told you that your weight is the issue and that you need to work on it then that's what you need to be doing not looking for another doctor who's more than likely going to be telling you the same thing. You'd be surprised how many women have lost as much as 10 to 15 lb inconceived very shortly after because it was just that much of a relief on their body.

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Doctors don’t tell us to lose weight to be rude. They do it because it’s backed by data and it’s what is best for their patients. What if losing some weight IS the answer? Is it not worth the try? 
My husband is a physician and he really hesitates to mention someone’s weight although it has such a huge bearing on our health (our heart, our other organs, our bones, etc), but people get so triggered or leave a bad review that he feels he really has to pick and choose who he speaks frankly with. If your doctor can’t tell you the truth about your weight, who can and who will?

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I have PCOS, and I am not considered overweight, but I could lose 5-10 pounds. Whenever I start working out and have a routine I have gotten pregnant. I truly think exercise plays a part in PCOS!

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Listen I was 405 pounds !!! Last year I’m now 201 pounds 5’6 in height . No periods or heavy period no positive ovulation I lost weight got pregnant not with one but 4 babies in January had to get abortion unfortunately trying again now I got positive ovulation once again hopefully get positive pregnancy beginning of April! It’s okay to be plus size but you want the baby more than anything change eating habits get some organic vitamins  walk little you be pregnant in no time !

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I have PCOS as well, it can definitely be triggered by weight, and I lost 43 lbs to have my son.

should i change my doctor again ?

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