Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a complex disease that leads to metabolic disorder of multiple systems. Patients often come to see a doctor because of amenorrhea or irregular menstruation, and also because of infertility. However, PCOS patients sometimes rarely ovulate and conceive naturally. Most PCOS patients have a higher probability of miscarriage in early pregnancy than normal pregnant women because of luteal phase function and insufficient progesterone. Therefore, patients with polycystic ovary syndrome should regularly check the progesterone level after pregnancy, and once progesterone is found to be low, progesterone should be supplemented in time. At the same time, check the estradiol level. If estradiol is low, it should be supplemented in time.
Therefore, doctors usually advise such patients to keep the fetus for more than three months, and ensure that there is enough progesterone production within three months of keeping the fetus. After the third month of pregnancy, the placenta can produce progesterone, so there is no need to supplement progesterone.
Women with polycystic ovary syndrome need to do routine blood tests to check whether the fetus is developing well after pregnancy. Women with polycystic ovary syndrome can also start to supplement progesterone after ovulation and check immediately after pregnancy. If progesterone needs to be supplemented in time, its purpose is to protect the fetus.
With the progress and development of modern life, patients with polycystic ovary syndrome are on the rise, and now polycystic ovary syndrome has become the second most common infertility factor after tubal obstruction infertility. Polycystic pregnant mothers not only need drugs to help their bodies get some indispensable substances, but also pay attention to scientific diet.
However, since polycystic sisters can get pregnant, there is no big problem, and the baby is no different from the baby conceived by a normal pregnant mother. You should relax and spend your pregnancy happily.