to become pregnant

hi,

this is sunita pandita i am from mumbai. My question is i am trying to conceive from last three and half years but till now i didn't get any results, i have done my all tests with ok report. Recently i came to know that i am having small cysts in my both the ovaries and i am not ovluting properly i missed my periods also .please tell me now what can i do. I am eagerly waiting for that moment when i will become mother if you will help me i will will be very thankful to you.


regards

anisha

[hannah1505]

hello it sounds like polycystic overaies i have just been diagnosed with that i am no doctor though lol and i no peple can concieve (conceive) without treatment but i would say after 3 half yrs it would be wise to try clomid maybe metaformin but again that would be for yur doctor to decide whats best for you i for now i woudl eat healthy less carbs if possible plenty of water and exersise and take vitamins like folic acid and my partner takes iron and vitamin c to help his sperm swim further and do you ovulatin test anf try to do your temping for more accuracy and keep  note of it see if there is a pattern and also show he doctor your findings good luck and me cal relax ( easy enough to say i no) but 90 percent go on to have a healty babys (if it is polycyts) and some of that 10 percent might of given up.but dont give u this site is full of women and insperations u have to keep going no matter how hard it is good luck and i hope it all works out for you
|Hannah

[Nat256]

I was diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrom (syndrome) (PCOS) several years ago. Cysts on the ovaries as well as missed or irregular periods are definitely symptoms of this syndrome along with excessive facial hair and or body hair, acne, weight issues, insulin resistance, problems with fertility etc. Of course you may or may not have this syndrome as there are many reasons why our periods might be irregular but it definitely sounds like you could very well possibly have PCOS. I would recommend seeing a very good OB/GYN who would in turn do some bloodwork and maybe even a blood glucose tolerance test to tell for sure if you do have PCOS or not. My OB/GYN put me on metformin and I have been taking it for a few years now. It definitely takes some getting used this medicine but the benefits are definitely worth the trouble it takes your body to adjust to it. For starters it will help or possibly even eliminate the cysts. It's also helped me to lose weight. Also, when we made the decision to begin trying to conceive not only did my OB/GYN increase my dosage of metformin but he referred us to a fertility specialist. I only have a period on my own about once or twice a year so the fertility specialist prescribed some meds. (clomid but that made me have such bad hot flashes that he switched me to femara) to make me ovulate. I had to also have a shot of Ovidrel to help this process along. Then they preformed the IUI. My first IUI procedure didn't take so I have to go back in for a second one and will find out Friday if the femara made my follicles large enough or if I need another shot, etc... My point is there are a lot of things that can be done to get you where you need to be in order to conceive. I agree with hannah1505 in that your first priority should be to get to the point of being ready to try to conceive, eating healthy, getting enough sleep, taking vitamins, and go to a doctor to find out if it is PCOS or something else that's going on with you. If it is PCOS it's definitely manageable. Good Luck!!!!