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PCOS and Pregnancy: Getting pregnant with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

#pcosjourney #tryingtoconceive #pcos Getting pregnant with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome can be both time-consuming and challenging. However, making the right lifestyle changes and tracking ovulation patterns can help you get pregnant with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and take you closer to your fertility goals. In this video, Dr. Schehrezade talks about everything you should keep in mind for getting pregnant with PCOS and pro tips on managing and tracking ovulation patterns. You will cover all the basics of getting pregnant with PCOS like: 00:00 Introduction to PCOS & Pregnancy 00:52 Understanding PCOS - Rotterdam Criteria 02:37 Lifestyle Modifications for PCOS Management 04:07 Challenges of Ovulating with PCOS 04:37 Tracking Your Ovulation with PCOS With PCOS, elevated LH is usually common, and if your LH is generally elevated, an OPKs may give you false results. Using OPKs with PCOS/irregular cycles: Most ovulation kits don’t measure the actual value of your hormones. Instead, they have a set value or a threshold, and if you hit that hormone level, then a positive result is shown. These threshold values may hold true if your hormones fall in the average range, but if you’re not in that range, you may get a false reading. How Inito helps you track hormones with PCOS/irregular cycles: Inito measures the actual value of hormones in your body. Unlike OPKS, Inito measures FSH, Estrogen, LH and PdG (a urine metabolite of progesterone) to give a full picture of your hormone trends with real values and detailed charts. Inito considers your base hormone values and monitors hormonal trends to give reliable results. Inito also measures 'Beta LH' which has far lesser chances of cross-reacting with other hormones whereas OPKs and other fertility devices measure 'Alpha LH' which has more chances of cross-reacting. #fertility #pcos #ttc #infertility Ovulation Confirmation: PCOS often leads to anovulatory cycles, which is the #1 cause of fertility issues. Inito helps you confirm if you actually ovulate by measuring PdG (urine metabolite of progesterone). About Inito: https://bit.ly/3q7onlr Find us on social media: Instagram:   / initofertility   Facebook:   / initous