If you have PCOS, have you had a successful pregnancy?

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Also, if you have PCOS and you've gotten pregnant, did you have a hard time conceiving? How long did it take?

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I was diagnosed when I was 22. Went through several different God awful treatments. Gave up. Had my first child right before I turned 27 without treatments even though they said I would never get pregnant and "on my own." So it  took 3 years. We decided to have another one, stopped bc, got pregnant right away and had baby #2 one 3 years later almost to the day. 
Decided to have one last one. Took a year and one miscarriage of trying, but currently 24 weeks.

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I was diagnosed with pcos and I honestly gave up trying to conceive. It finally happened at 31 and I am as happy as can be. I do believe things happen for a reason, as I have my education and a career. 😊

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I have PCOS, as well as endometriosis and adenomyosis. I had trouble conceiving due to have these issues plus my BF having lower sperm numbers. But so far, Im 32 weeks on Tuesday, it's been a successful pregnancy.

If you do have PCOS there's meds you can take or ovary drilling they can do to help. A fertility specialist will help with this. Good luck xx

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I was diagnosed with PCOS when I was a teen. I'm 29 years old and we TTC for about 7 months. The first month I used preseed we conceived. I also took vitex and saw palmetto to help me ovulate and then completely went off once I found out I was pregnant. Now I'm 33 weeks with a healthy baby girl :)

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I was diagnosed with PCOS after blood tests and no period for months after stopping birth control. I was actually pregnant when they diagnosed me.

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18 months and 2 cycles of Clomid.  Our little one is 2 weeks old now.

If you have PCOS, have you had a successful pregnancy?

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