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How Long Does PCOD Take To Get Cured?

hi sir

iam vijaya from vijayawada, i have pcod problem, already two times abortions faced last 2 years, now i have pcod problem, present with doctor suggestion iam using bigomet *sr 1000 mg , so how much time take the this problem solve in my life, iam waiting for pregnancy
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Hi Vijaya,
Thanks for consulting us.
PCOD patients need treatment if natural conception fails. You will be given treatment for pregnancy Polycystic ovaries will stay there.
This fertility treatment takes time & a lot of patience. No one can tell you exactly when you will be able to become a mother. Best advise for you is that, go to a good fertility specialist with your husband & follow what ever is suggested to you. You may need ovulation induction & close supervision during early pregnancy.
Best wishes.
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How Long Does PCOD Take To Get Cured?

Hi Vijaya, Thanks for consulting us. PCOD patients need treatment if natural conception fails. You will be given treatment for pregnancy Polycystic ovaries will stay there. This fertility treatment takes time & a lot of patience. No one can tell you exactly when you will be able to become a mother. Best advise for you is that, go to a good fertility specialist with your husband & follow what ever is suggested to you. You may need ovulation induction & close supervision during early pregnancy. Best wishes.