​Polycystic ovulation pregnancy probability

Polycystic refers to polycystic ovary, a disease related to endocrine and metabolic abnormalities. Typical symptoms include infertility, obesity, hirsutism, etc., among which infertility is the most harmful. Having polycystic ovary does not mean losing your fertility. Many women become desperate when they hear that polycystic ovary can cause infertility. So, what is the probability of pregnancy with polycystic ovary syndrome? Let’s take a look below.

There is no accurate data on the success rate of pregnancy with PCOS, but there is a possibility of success, which is much higher than the chance of natural conception with PCOS. Because the normal ovulation of women with polycystic ovary syndrome will be affected, the chance of natural conception for women with polycystic ovary syndrome is very low compared to ordinary women. However, it is recommended that women with polycystic ovary syndrome receive treatment first and then prepare for pregnancy, which will be better for the baby's health. There are two treatments for polycystic ovary: one is medication and the other is surgery.

Medical experimental research has shown that even if a normal couple has sex around the time of ovulation, the chance of conception is only 27%, which means that only one quarter of couples can successfully conceive. The success rate of pregnancy with PCOS is related to many factors, including ovulation monitoring, egg quality, sperm quality, etc. Factors that affect the success rate of PCOS pregnancy include:

1. Ovulation monitoring: If the ovulation period is not accurately monitored after ovulation induction and if you do not have sex during the ovulation period, the success rate of polycystic pregnancy preparation will also be reduced.

2. Egg quality: In addition, some female friends with polycystic ovary syndrome use ovulation induction methods to increase the chance of conception. If the follicles are underdeveloped, they will be forced to use ovulation-inducing drugs in a short period of time to force ovulation. Although the eggs can be discharged, they are immature and cannot lead to normal conception. Even if the sperm and egg combine, miscarriage, stillbirth, etc. are likely to occur. Therefore, it is recommended to regulate the endocrine system first, and then promote ovulation scientifically after normal follicle formation.

3. Sperm quality: Some couples have frequent sexual intercourse, which leads to lower sperm quality. If they have sexual intercourse during ovulation, the sperm quality is not high enough, leading to failure of conception. According to research reports, sperm quality and