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What is PCOS?

What is PCOS? And when does polycystic ovary syndrome become a problem for women?...

Q: Pcos, Then How?

asked by: lovablepetsworld on November 27th, 2005

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Has anyone been disgnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome and is trying to conceive and has been successful in becoming pregnant and delivered a baby? Please share your views, pros and cons and shine some light over this pcos...

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justacanadiangirl

replied on November 27th, 2005

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My doc says that u can still conceive with pcos, but it would be much easier with the help of meds.

lovablepetsworld

replied on November 28th, 2005

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Is pcos treatable?

Is that the end of the world for those who have pcos?

What can be done?

justacanadiangirl

replied on November 28th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

No it's not the end of the world. U can take meds to help u out when ttc. My doc said it's not impossible for someone with pcos to have kids, it's just a little harder.

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