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Cna I get Pregnant
I am 29 years, I've been trying to get pregnat for about two years gone and I always had problems with my period. i have been diagnosed with PCOS about five years ago and recently stop seeing my period about fifteen months now.
Do you think there is any possibilty of me still being able to get prenant becouse it is starting to have a bad effect on me i tend to feel depressed all the time because my bosyfriend really wants a baby and i feel as doh i'm keeping back his whole life. He wants to get married but I'm afraid that if we do and I still can't give him a baby we might just end up seperating. Could someone give me advise
Do you think there is any possibilty of me still being able to get prenant becouse it is starting to have a bad effect on me i tend to feel depressed all the time because my bosyfriend really wants a baby and i feel as doh i'm keeping back his whole life. He wants to get married but I'm afraid that if we do and I still can't give him a baby we might just end up seperating. Could someone give me advise
Well I hope everthing goes Ok for you and pray that it is not PCOS. Thank's for the website i'll check it out
u can definitely get pregnant it is just going to take ome medical intervention it is not as easy for us girls with pcos to get preggers but it is possible i reccomend a book called pcos and your fertility by collette haris also u need to see a doctor as soon as possible its not good for u to not have a period for over a year.
Hi i am having the same prob but i have not been diagnosed as yet i have my appointment today to see if thats the prob, my fiance and i too are trying for a baby and i know how you feel so i thought maybe this link to some information might help you with your problem. http://www.medicinenet.com/polycystic_ovary/article.htm
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