Questions in The Maternal and Child Health Forum are being answered by medical professionals from Henry Ford Health System , consistently ranked one of the best hospitals in America. Well, without meds I did ovulate and got pregnant. I see my Doc on March 18 for my first ob appt. I feel fine, too.
Pregnancy is a condition that tends to unmask problems with sugar.
Thus, it is important that your physician know of the PCOS so that the sugar issue can be addressed. This is most likely an issue later in pregnancy. PCOS patients do randomly ovulate and conceive. When they do so, their prgnancy has the same chances for success as anyone else. Progesterone levels are corrected before pregnancy and supplemental progesterone given during pregnancy has no proven value.