I want to try to get pregnant despite PCOS and am now taking inositol, chasteberry, and folic acid.
But I have a TSH value of 3.2, is that still possible?
What can I do to get pregnant?
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Yes, it is possible to get pregnant despite PCOs. It’s good that you take inositol, monk pepper and folic acid. As for your tsh-value, it is best to talk to a doctor who can judge the results of your thyroid examination It can be that a treatment is necessary to regulate your tsh value. In addition to the medications you already take, you should have a balanced diet, regularly exercise and minimize stress to increase your chances of pregnancy
Thank you for your answer!
I feel so alone with my PCO all around me suddenly get pregnant 😵 💫
Be sure to arrange a female doctor appointment. Can you use PCO to track your ovulation? Or is the test influenced by the hormones?