Can I get pregnant with bilateral polycystic ovaries?

As we all know, under normal circumstances, there are two uteruses and ovaries. Polycystic ovaries are a kind of psychological distortion and need to be treated, because the uterus and ovaries are too important for women. So, can you get pregnant with bilateral polycystic uterus and ovaries? Can you get pregnant with polycystic ovaries? Let's have a simple understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

Can I get pregnant with bilateral polycystic ovaries?

Yes, but you need to go to the hospital for a check-up. You can only get pregnant during the ovulation period. You can use ovulation test strips to test it, or you can measure your body temperature during the ovulation period and have sex around the ovulation period. If you have irregular menstruation, not only will the probability of artificial conception be greatly reduced, but even if artificial conception is possible, your estrogen and progesterone levels may not be able to maintain the entire pregnancy process. If the female hormone decreases, it may cause miscarriage, which is more harmful to the body. It is recommended to seek treatment first. If you are in a hurry to get pregnant, you can use ovulation-inducing drugs, such as imipenem citrate. If you want to conceive artificially, you must use test strips in time and go to a western hospital for medical treatment immediately. How to use estrogen and progesterone to maintain pregnancy? Glargine insulin and C-peptide, normal OGTT indicates no insulin resistance, and there is no need to take metformin. That's all. If you still can't achieve regular menstruation after standard polycystic ovary treatment (such as Diane 35), then use ovulation-inducing drugs to make yourself pregnant first, and then go to the hospital to receive estrogen and progesterone maintenance treatment throughout the pregnancy to ensure the safety of maternal and child products during pregnancy.

For friends who are preparing to have a baby, the biggest worry is that diseases such as polycystic ovary will affect their normal reproductive function.

The chances of pregnancy with polycystic ovary are lower because it causes endocrine disorders. Polycystic ovary syndrome is an endocrine disease characterized by enlarged ovaries with numerous fluid-filled cysts, elevated male hormone levels, and inability to ovulate. The most obvious feature is anovulation. If there is a problem with ovulation, it will not be easy to get pregnant. Due to continuous anovulation, in severe cases, it can cause excessive proliferation of the uterine wall and increase the risk of endometrial cancer. The choice of treatment plan is relatively complex and varies according to different symptom improvements and fertility requirements. Requires long-term care.

Polycystic ovary syndrome is a condition characterized by menstrual disorders, amenorrhea, anovulation, excessive hair growth, obesity, infertility and bilateral ovarian enlargement with cystic changes. The patient may have the above typical symptoms, or may only have some of the symptoms. However, infertility caused by ovulation disorders is the key clinical symptom of PCOS.