I’m 22, and I have PCOS and a retroverted uterus, and as a result of that, I don’t often get my periods, if ever. My gynecologist put me on birth control to control the cysts and bring back my periods, and that worked, but it caused 2 pulmonary emboli to form. Now I can’t take any type of hormonal birth control, and so my periods have gone away again. My question is, what is the likelihood that I won’t ever be able to have children?
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Clinically A tilted uterus is a physical barrier to pregnancy and may or may not be accompanied by other problems that are keeping you from ultimately getting pregnant. There are actual things you can do to improve your fertility and increase your chances of achieving pregnancy and ultimately becoming a parent. The best solutions for this particular condition, because of its nature are self fertility massage and yoga.
Pcos itself can lower the pregnancy possibility but not preventing it..
So you need to lose some weight and practice yoga and you will be able to get pregnant.
hi,
looking at your history it seems that the ovulation is less likely to occur.
PCOS,if uncorrected can hinder the chances of conceiveing.
At present there are very less chances of pregnancy.
thanks
Hi
Your young , which means if you treat the PCOS early you can have a child , the pulmonari emboli does not mean stop treatment , it means ask an internal medicine for blood thinners ,in other words you need your period to have a baby
Retroverted uterus should not concern you much unless it is painfull
Good Luck
Having retroverted uterus is not a problem whatsoever, 20% of women are like u,
Your main problem is the PCO, which causes hormonal imbalance and prevent pregnancy eventually
Get your cyst removed, hormonal therapy can be taken with controlling the INR , also try to loss weight , follicle -ovum- induction , following up with US, and then IVH can be done
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