Women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome may have difficulty getting pregnant because they present the irregular menstrual cycle.
Due to hormonal imbalance, some menstrual cycles do not present ovulation, which can lead to longer time for women with polycystic ovary syndrome get pregnant.
Generally, after 12 consecutive months attempt to conceive, the woman together with your companion should seek a Query with a family physician, general practitioner or gynecologist for a assessment of the couple's fertility.
Other factors related to infertility are more important to be investigated in the couple with difficulty in becoming pregnant. Family planning and a pre-conception consultation with the gynecologist, general practitioner or family doctor can facilitate the solution of doubts and reduce the couple's insecurity.
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