When you’re first married, you assume that you will decide when to start a family. Unfortunately, for many women who have PCOS, having a baby seems almost impossible. When this was the case for us when trying to conceive baby number 2, I consulted my doctor. What ended up getting us pregnant were the tips that I share here, but I found numerous women online who had success with my doctor’s tips as well – including some of my doctor's very own friends. The Most Important Thing Your sanity. You absolutely need to be more than your PCOS. When you're struggling to get pregnant Read The Full Story
How I Got Pregnant with PCOS for Less Than $50
First of all, please understand that I am not a medical professional and therefore cannot give you medical advice. What I’m sharing here is simply what worked for me. I offer no guarantee that what worked for me will also work for you. Discuss any medications or supplements with your doctor before use. If you’re like me, once you have that urge to have a baby, you can’t just sit back and be patient and wait for it to happen. Unfortunately, we don’t have much control over the matter, especially if you have PCOS. Whether or not we conceive a baby is Read The Full Story
