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pcos pregnancy care
Hi my friend got pregnancy with clomoid tablets.She have pcos.We know pcos woman have higher chances of miscarriage.She is on metformin .Her doctor asked her to stop metformin.
Now she is trying to reduce intake of carbo hydrates only.Simply sitting .Her mother came for help.She is taking rest whole day.I asked her to do exercises and walking.Now she is 3 weeks pregnant.She want to do walking after 3rd month.
If any body answer my question I will show it to her.What type of exercises pcos woman can do during pregnancy?Or pcos woman should do walking only in their pregnancy time?She is taking rest .I am worried about her.
Please give me answer she can start walking and exercises?If she can do exercises means what type of exercises prefarable for pcos pregnant woman?
Now she is trying to reduce intake of carbo hydrates only.Simply sitting .Her mother came for help.She is taking rest whole day.I asked her to do exercises and walking.Now she is 3 weeks pregnant.She want to do walking after 3rd month.
If any body answer my question I will show it to her.What type of exercises pcos woman can do during pregnancy?Or pcos woman should do walking only in their pregnancy time?She is taking rest .I am worried about her.
Please give me answer she can start walking and exercises?If she can do exercises means what type of exercises prefarable for pcos pregnant woman?
3 weeks pregnant? Most women do not find out they are pregnant till they miss there period. There really is not such thing as being 3 weeks pregnant. It takes 6-10 days just for the egg to implant into the uterus. She would have to speak to her doctor about exercises to determine if she is high risk or not. If she is high risk, then no exercise except for the normal walking around. If she is only 3 weeks pregnant, then why did she stop metformin? For those who have pcos, metformin can be taken up to either the 12th or 19th weeks in pregnanacy as it reduces the chances of m/c.
Like I said before, we are not doctors here...we can only give opinons, but all in all a doctor should be seen.
Like I said before, we are not doctors here...we can only give opinons, but all in all a doctor should be seen.
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