PCOS: Questions, doubts

lotsofhope · Aug 29, 2011

Hi Oleenam,
You do not have to spend so much for opks, the dollar store opk kits work fine and all you need is a line darker than the control line. Most dollar stores carry the $1 opk kits and they work really good. There are also much cheaper kits if you order online - amazon, early-pregnancy-tests site, especially when you order in bulk.
These tests are more accurate when a person does not urinate for atleast 4 hours and has not consumed much water/juices/any form of liquids in that 4 hour span.

Vasumathy · Sep 5, 2011

HI Induslady17,
Hope by now you have gone through the Ultrasound. If not, here are some pointers for you.
Your past report doesn't talk about PCOS in the ovaries... May be its not existent by that time... Have you increased in your weight after the scan is done? If so, thats the culprit to your PCOS & hormone imbalance. With PCOS our first aim is to maintain the perfect weight, that will take care of the rest. So, work towards achieving the best!
The technician who is performing the ultrasound won't be answering you clearly; you should ask your doubts to your doc. I hope the pelvic ultra sound should cover all items from uterus till bladder! Know if there are any big cysts, know them the required medication to control PCOS & thyroid. These will do the rest!

Take care. Baby dust to you.

nishamm · Sep 6, 2011

can any one tell optimum weight for pcos patient to get pregnant,if height is 153cm:bowdown

lotsofhope · Sep 8, 2011

Hi Induslady17,
I have experienced these pains and they suspected kidney stone. But, after doing ultrasound, ct scan and even mri scan nothing was identified and the doctor suggested to drink more water and that really helped. Once I increased my water consumption, the pain went off by itself. Might have been a coincidence, but I did not do anything different(no medicines) and consuming water properly was the only change that I did.

Vasumathy · Sep 10, 2011

nishamm said: ↑

can any one tell optimum weight for pcos patient to get pregnant,if height is 153cm:bowdown
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HI Nisha,
Any weight around 50Kg is fine i hope.

induslady17 said: ↑

Thanks for the response Vasumathy.
These were the findings from my Ultrasound:
The ovaries contain normal physiologic follicles. There is no free fluid in the pelvis. No uterine fibroids are identified.
As per the findings, they dont see any cysts. But I am getting severe pain in my right ovaries and that pain radiates to my hip and right legs. This happens right before, during and after my periods (atleast for a week I suffer from this pain).
Wonder what my blood test results are going to be. I am worried that I am not able to find the reason for the pain I am having.
- IndusLady17
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Hope you get know the reasons for the pain dear. Had another scan?
Blood test results came?
Take care.

Baby dust to all TTC ladies....

nishamm · Sep 12, 2011

thanks for your reply

padmaprasanna · Oct 30, 2011

50 kgs
i m 94 and i m 25 yrs..
OMG ,I need to come down a lot to make periods normal & PCOD ..

Vasumathy · Oct 30, 2011

Work harder! Cut down carbohydrate. Be regular with exercises. Slowly things will come under your control.
Check out weight loss sub forum as well!
All the best!

padmaprasanna · Oct 31, 2011

Thank u vasumathy, wil do it for sure...

ais_1982 · Nov 3, 2011

For 153 cm, u shud be around 53 kgs...U can be upto 55 and not more than that....I am 152 cms and i am down to 57 now from being 73 earlier...Actually i shud be around 52...But now with Metformin and weight loss my periods are super regulating to 35 days cycle...