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Question
19 Sep 2007
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skip my periot
hi there
i am 32 years old and still not pregant i got my first periot when i was 16 and have been skipping for a year or more i am currently use birthcontrol tablets in order for me to get my periote but i want to fall pregnant. i went to a doctor that said my man hormons are stronger than my lady hormons is there any atvice that you can give me to please help me thank you
i am 32 years old and still not pregant i got my first periot when i was 16 and have been skipping for a year or more i am currently use birthcontrol tablets in order for me to get my periote but i want to fall pregnant. i went to a doctor that said my man hormons are stronger than my lady hormons is there any atvice that you can give me to please help me thank you
Fertility expert
Dear Lienky
The problem is most likely that of Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). It is best treated by a combination of ovulation induction using either tablets, injections or a combination of both. This is often combined with some form of insulin sensitivity agents such as metformin/glucophage where indicated by fasting insulin levels. In severe cases one may need to proceed to Invitro fertilisation.
The problem is most likely that of Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). It is best treated by a combination of ovulation induction using either tablets, injections or a combination of both. This is often combined with some form of insulin sensitivity agents such as metformin/glucophage where indicated by fasting insulin levels. In severe cases one may need to proceed to Invitro fertilisation.
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