“Can you get pregnant with PCOS?”

Absolutely; it is just that you need to know how often your PCOS cycle ovulates for you to know when you are likely to get pregnant. Some women will ovulate every 3-4 months while others may not ovulate except every 6 or up to 16 months; so, you need to follow your hormone levels with your doctor, especially because it may take you longer to become pregnant and you may require fertility medication. Also, know that you are at a higher risk for Gestational Diabetes during your pregnancy, so you need to be screened earlier.

Yes, you can. You will need help from your OBGyn depending on how irregular your periods are.
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Yes, you can.