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Having PCOS What Medicines Should I Take To Get Pregnant?

hai,i have diagnosed with pcos 2 years ago my doctor advised me take tab ovaral g for 3 months and metformin for 6 month,i have taken tab ovaral g for 3 months but stop to take metformin after 2 months.after taking ovaral g i have got period in every month till novermber but it was irregular now again it has got stopped.recently i have seen an another doctor she ask me to take meprate 10 mg.do i get pregent in this condition.i have got married 1.1/2 years ago.
Wed, 23 Apr 2014
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Hi,
Thanks for consulting us.
PCOS patients have 2 main problems irregular cycles & subfertility. Treatment for both are different. If you want regular monthly cycles birth control pills like Ovaral are prescribed but you have no chance of conceiving while on pills.
If you want to get pregnant with PCOS ovulation induction is the main line of treatment. None of the drugs you were on except metformin is likely to be helpful for pregnancy.
Best is to see a fertility specialist with your husband & get specific treatment after full evaluation as a couple.
Best wishes.
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Having PCOS What Medicines Should I Take To Get Pregnant?

Hi, Thanks for consulting us. PCOS patients have 2 main problems irregular cycles & subfertility. Treatment for both are different. If you want regular monthly cycles birth control pills like Ovaral are prescribed but you have no chance of conceiving while on pills. If you want to get pregnant with PCOS ovulation induction is the main line of treatment. None of the drugs you were on except metformin is likely to be helpful for pregnancy. Best is to see a fertility specialist with your husband & get specific treatment after full evaluation as a couple. Best wishes.