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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

  • Reviewed by: IVF Expert
  • Jul 13, 2025
  • 2 mins read

In simple terms, PCOS is a common hormonal imbalance that affects many women. Picture your ovaries trying to function but becoming a bit "confused," leading to irregular egg release. This can make natural conception quite difficult. 

How you might notice it (Symptoms):

1. Irregular periods:

You may experience delays, infrequent cycles, or even a complete stop.  

2. Persistent acne:

This might occur on your face, chest, or back.  

3. Excess hair growth:

You may notice more hair than usual on your face, chest, or stomach (this is known as hirsutism).  

4. Weight gain:

You might struggle to lose weight, especially around your belly.

5. Thinning hair:

Some women find their hair thinning on the scalp.  

6. Impact on Pregnancy:

If you're not ovulating regularly, there may be no egg available for fertilization, making conception challenging.


How We Can Support You:

We’re here to help you manage PCOS effectively to enhance your chances of pregnancy. This could involve:

1. Simple lifestyle changes:

Adjustments to your diet and exercise can make a significant impact.  

2. Medications:

These can assist in regulating your ovulation.  

3. IVF (In Vitro Fertilization):

This option allows us to help your eggs develop and combine them with sperm outside your body, offering a viable path to motherhood.

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