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Can I Conceive Having Been Diagnosed With PCOS And A Low Sperm Count Of The Partner?

Hello doctor, I am 22 and was diagnosed with PCOS. I would want to have my own kids someday. When do you think I should start trying? and do you think is it even possible for me to conceive when my husband has a low sperm count? what should we do? :( and can I take ECPs now that I am not yet ready, just in case?
Tue, 28 Feb 2017
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Hi.

If you are ready to conceive, then hold back on the ECP's. As for your husband, ask him to work out regularly, eat a health diet, and also initiate the supplement Speman from Himalaya.

Also speak to your doctor to first work on regularising your menstrual cycle with the help of birth control pills or metformin to help regularise your cycle and also help with weight loss. Once your cycle has regularised and your husbands counts have improved initiate fertility improving medications like clomiphene, hCG injections and/or letrazole.

Best wishes.
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Can I Conceive Having Been Diagnosed With PCOS And A Low Sperm Count Of The Partner?

Hi. If you are ready to conceive, then hold back on the ECP s. As for your husband, ask him to work out regularly, eat a health diet, and also initiate the supplement Speman from Himalaya. Also speak to your doctor to first work on regularising your menstrual cycle with the help of birth control pills or metformin to help regularise your cycle and also help with weight loss. Once your cycle has regularised and your husbands counts have improved initiate fertility improving medications like clomiphene, hCG injections and/or letrazole. Best wishes.