24/06/2026
During consultations, many of my patients with PCOS ask me:
“Doctor, what should I do to get pregnant?”
Here’s what I tell them
1) Don’t focus only on the PCOS diagnosis
Many women assume PCOS is the only reason they’re not conceiving. But fertility is influenced by multiple factors, including age, egg quality, fallopian tube health, and s***m parameters. A complete fertility evaluation is always important.
2) Irregular periods usually mean irregular ovulation
If you’re not ovulating regularly, your chances of conceiving each month decrease significantly. Identifying whether and when ovulation is occurring is one of the first steps in planning the right fertility treatment.
3)Time matters more than most people realize
If you’re under 35 and have been trying for a year or over 35 and trying for 6 months don’t keep waiting. Early intervention often means simpler treatments and better pregnancy outcomes.
4) PCOS is treatable, but treatment should be individualized
Some women may conceive with ovulation induction alone, while others may require IUI or IVF. The best treatment depends on your age, ovarian reserve, duration of infertility, and overall fertility profile.
The key is getting the right diagnosis and treatment plan at the right time. ✨
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