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What Is The Reason For Not Getting Pregnant?
hello dr. am 35 yrs old not yet give birth even a child. i have pcos complaint, even when taking follicle study, came to know that the eggs are not growing in a particular stage and for the past two days i feel frequent palpitation in my right palm(under the thumb) and as well as a pricking feeling. can i know whats happening to me?
Fri, 27 Jan 2017
Hi ,
The only risk factor I see is age of 35yrs.After 40 pregnancy chances are very low. PCOS have always had good chances of pregnancy.
If married for a short duration I suggest meet infertility specialist , have Ovulation inducing pills with hormone injections , which can surely get good number of follicles to rupture. Hoping your fallopian tubes & husband semen factor is normal.
If married for long >4-5 yrs or if normal drugs for ovulation has failed go ahead with IVF. You will have lot of follicles for IVF.
Palpitation & pricking sensation could be incidental. But do get Thyroid profile / Blood sugars done. If overweight , try to reduce weight. Some of the possible causes for those sensations.
All the best
Dr.Balakrishnan
The only risk factor I see is age of 35yrs.After 40 pregnancy chances are very low. PCOS have always had good chances of pregnancy.
If married for a short duration I suggest meet infertility specialist , have Ovulation inducing pills with hormone injections , which can surely get good number of follicles to rupture. Hoping your fallopian tubes & husband semen factor is normal.
If married for long >4-5 yrs or if normal drugs for ovulation has failed go ahead with IVF. You will have lot of follicles for IVF.
Palpitation & pricking sensation could be incidental. But do get Thyroid profile / Blood sugars done. If overweight , try to reduce weight. Some of the possible causes for those sensations.
All the best
Dr.Balakrishnan
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