The new international evidence-based medical guidelines for the diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) aim to facilitate the timely and accurate detection of this common hormonal disorder. In this article, we break down the main takeaways from the 2023 diagnostic guidelines to assist OB-GYNs in the assessment of this disease. This article has been verified … Read more
When you’re struggling with fertility, one of the first places to look is your hormones. Certain vital reproductive hormones are in charge of regulating the menstrual cycle (and ovulation) preparing the body for pregnancy.
Polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS for short, is a common hormonal disorder affecting women of reproductive age, and it’s one of the main causes of female infertility. Up to 15% of women around the globe have this condition. Many don’t realize that they have it until they aren’t able to conceive a baby. If you suspect you could have PCOS, it’s helpful to know early so that you can start therapy and get your fertility back on track. Read our factsheet to get the lowdown on this condition and how to get pregnant with PCOS.
Being overweight can affect your fertility and increase the chance of complications during pregnancy. Women who are overweight tend to have irregular menstrual cycles and ovulation and are thus less likely to get pregnant both through natural conception and assisted reproduction. If you’re overweight, getting to a healthy weight can improve your chances of getting pregnant. In this factsheet, you’ll learn how exactly weight and fertility are linked and get some tips on leading a healthy lifestyle.
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