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Can I Conceive With PCOD And Bulky Ovaries ?

my age is 26 yrs and weight 63kgs.... height 5 2... i got married in 2008 and miscarriage in 2009... now i have pcod of 13 mm in my left ovary and ovaries are bulky... m keen to conceive ... suggest me what to do plz...
Sun, 22 May 2011
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Polycystic ovaries are those that develop more follicles than normal every month, most of which enlarge and ripen but do not release an egg.

However not all women with PCOS suffer from infertility. Such women can take ovulation stimulation treatment which can include diet and lifestyle modification and weight loss as well as medications including clomiphene and metformin treatments.

The following recommendations can help you plan Diet for PCOS.

Try and lose weight if overweight along with PCOS.
In PCOS treatment plan, try to select low glycemic index foods, as they will cause a slower rise in blood sugar. Glycemic index is an indicator of how rapidly the food turns to sugar in the blood. The low glycemic carbohydrates also tend to have more fiber than the high glycemic foods. For example, select breads, grains and cereals that are as unprocessed as possible.
Space out the carbohydrates during the day. This will cause less of a rise in blood sugar and insulin as compared to eating all carbohydrates at one meal.
Avoid those carbohydrates that trigger more hunger or cravings (e.g. refined flour , sugary foods)
Drink at least 8 glasses of non- caffeine fluid per day.
For heart’s health, limit foods high in saturated and trans fats namely, fatty red meat, whole milk dairy, butter and stick margarine, chicken skin, fried foods, rich desserts, etc. Select mainly monounsaturated fats (ie. olive oil, canola oil, nuts) and omega 3 fats (fatty fish such as salmon and bluefish, flaxseed, nuts) as these fats are heart healthy.
Exercise on a regular basis.
If on medication for PCOS, then have fruits and vegetables at least 5 servings a day to increase the immunity of the body.

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Can I Conceive With PCOD And Bulky Ovaries ?

Polycystic ovaries are those that develop more follicles than normal every month, most of which enlarge and ripen but do not release an egg. However not all women with PCOS suffer from infertility. Such women can take ovulation stimulation treatment which can include diet and lifestyle modification and weight loss as well as medications including clomiphene and metformin treatments. The following recommendations can help you plan Diet for PCOS. Try and lose weight if overweight along with PCOS. In PCOS treatment plan, try to select low glycemic index foods, as they will cause a slower rise in blood sugar. Glycemic index is an indicator of how rapidly the food turns to sugar in the blood. The low glycemic carbohydrates also tend to have more fiber than the high glycemic foods. For example, select breads, grains and cereals that are as unprocessed as possible. Space out the carbohydrates during the day. This will cause less of a rise in blood sugar and insulin as compared to eating all carbohydrates at one meal. Avoid those carbohydrates that trigger more hunger or cravings (e.g. refined flour , sugary foods) Drink at least 8 glasses of non- caffeine fluid per day. For heart’s health, limit foods high in saturated and trans fats namely, fatty red meat, whole milk dairy, butter and stick margarine, chicken skin, fried foods, rich desserts, etc. Select mainly monounsaturated fats (ie. olive oil, canola oil, nuts) and omega 3 fats (fatty fish such as salmon and bluefish, flaxseed, nuts) as these fats are heart healthy. Exercise on a regular basis. If on medication for PCOS, then have fruits and vegetables at least 5 servings a day to increase the immunity of the body.