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I’m goning to ask the big what “,If?”
If I’m able to get pregnant, what are My chances, and if I just need to go ahead and have a hysterectomy. I know first is the ovulation kit to see if I do ovulate. It just the not knowing. I’ll be 30 this year and was diagnosed with PCOS at 22 and then at 28 found out my uterus looks like a heart. Insight would be very helpful and encouraging. I don’t want to go as far as IVF, just cause I don’t want to put my mind, body, or relationship through that.
I would definitely do research before jumping to a hysterectomy. Having a hysterectomy doesn't fix all the pcos issues and it can cause other hormone issues. I'm not sure anyone can answer your question about your chances. My doctor seems to think I have decent chances yet im 36 and I've still never been pregnant. I feel the same way about the IVF, plus it's crazy expensive.
I had to change my diet and what I was eating to help my body get pregnant. The trick after was keeping it. I bleed excessively.
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