PCOD and PCOS Fertility Care

PCOD and PCOS can affect menstrual cycles and fertility. Individual evaluation helps the fertility specialist discuss appropriate monitoring and care options.

Polycystic Ovary Disorder Treatment

PCOD and PCOS are one of the most common reasons behind the female infertility. They directly have an impact on ovulation due to hormonal imbalances making it difficult to conceive. Getting to know about the early symptoms of PCOD and PCOS will effectively help in managing the issues coming along the way to your fertility

Symptoms of PCOD/PCOS

Although the exact cause of PCOD and PCOS is still unknown, but there are some factors that contribute to its development-

Genetic Risk A woman is at high risk of developing PCOS when their close blood relations have faced the same issue because it runs in the genes
Insulin Resistance in PCOS Women with PCOS are resistant to insulin which causes them to increase their insulin levels which will eventually disrupt ovulation
High Androgen Level Excess levels of androgen will prevent ovaries from releasing eggs thus causing irregular periods
PCOS and Weight Gain Women with PCOS are at high risk of rapid weight gain and find it difficult to effectively reduce the weight.

Treatment information

With certain medications, we will regulate your menstrual cycle and stimulate your ovaries for ovulation
Early Diagnosis - various diagnostic tests like blood tests, ultrasound, pelvic tests will help in determining the underlying cause
Fertility treatments like IUI or IVF will be recommended to increase pregnancy chances when other methods are ineffective
Personalised treatment- we personalise the treatments based on each individual's requirement which includes lifestyle changes

At Conceiva Fertility, our gynecologist specialize in diagnosing and treating PCOS/PCOD to improve fertility and will always help you achieve your parenthood goals. Reach out to us today to start your fertility journey.

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FAQs

Q7. What is PCOD/PCOS and how does it affect fertility?

A common hormonal condition that can affect ovulation regularity. Many women with PCOS conceive, most of the times with lifestyle guidance and some needing medical support. Assessment looks at cycles, hormones and ultrasound findings together.

Q6. Does an irregular cycle mean I cannot conceive?

No. Irregular cycles can make timing harder and sometimes point to conditions such as PCOD/PCOS that deserve assessment, but they do not by themselves mean pregnancy is impossible. An evaluation clarifies what is happening.

Q15. Can lifestyle changes improve fertility?

Healthy weight, not smoking, limiting alcohol and managing conditions like diabetes or thyroid disorders support fertility for both partners. Lifestyle changes help but do not replace evaluation when the timeline suggests one.