Laproscopic surgery for PCOS

[nnn977]

Hi,

I am 29 years old, and suffering with PCOS from so many years...tried all kind of medicine including clomid and femmera to conceive.. but it never worked for me...

On Feb (10th 2012) i have done my laproscopic surgery and doc told me that i have lots of cysts with the size of 5mm... and surgery was sucessful. Doc told me that she left some of the cysts as usual(it means she dint drilled) because its mandatory to remain some on them in the ovary.

Now i am getting period for every 45 days. Can any one please help me is it common to leaving some cysts during the surgery. if so can i get pregnant on my own?? how many months it will take to get pregnant?

Please help me with this.... i am going into depression day by day with all these things....... please help me...


nnn

[danybri]

Hi ! I am 24 years old and have pcos as well . I tried conceiving for about 2 years and also did the clomid and other fertility meds and nothing seemed to work . After giving up for a while and started to except it , my stress of trying to conceive went down . About 6 months later j discovered I was pregnant ( in my own w.out meds ) . I think relaxing and not trying and stressing out helped because I was told ivf was going to be my only hope if any at that point . Now I'm 14 weeks along and everything is going fine . Hang in there , god takes care of it all . Good luck ! :)  

[Soon2BeMommyOf2]

I conceived my son naturally 2 months after my ovarian drilling surgery. This was after ttc for 2.5 years (the last year with fertility treatments). Good luck!

[nnn977]

thank you so much for the answer..

[Ale8a]

Well when I had my surgery my ovary was so damaged it was removed on my other ovary I had about 6 cyst doc said it was ok he said they were so small they can go unseen