Comments on: 10 Ways to Treat PCOS Infertility Naturally

By: khyati

khyati — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 09:05:39 +0000

Hi Iva, Jst slipped out of my mind that i am not insulin resistant & was not over weight also. but after two abortions i have gained weight which i am not able to reduse (i have healthy eating pattern no sweets, no fermented food, no oily food ). so plz help me & give me tips to reduce weight.

By: khyati

khyati — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 08:37:32 +0000

Hi Iva,
I am very confused. I have PCOS & am TTC from past 5yrs. have gone througn lots of procedures like 9 IUI, 2 IVF & lots of follicular studies. i had conceived twice once eith IUI & then through IVF but had to go for medical termination due to no heart beat. Am taking ayurvedic medicine now. Could u plz share with me sm tips to improve my chance of conceiving.
Thanks.

By: Maria Toste

Maria Toste — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 16:03:45 +0000

I was just wondering, I was told I have PCO ovaries but I dont have PCOS since I dont have insulin resistance. I’m so confused. I also have endomitrosis, which I found out 2 years ago. Me and my husband have been TTC for 8 years and we’ve tried everything from pills to injections and IVF. So were thinking of trying another IVF and I was wondering what I can do to improve my egg quality naturally!!!! Thanks Maria!

By: saf

saf — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:34:01 +0000

please we need your help

By: happy6ter

happy6ter — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 14:23:57 +0000

hello,

am 20 years old and my husband 40 we are try to get pregnant for the past 2 years, my husband is really fine,we went for his sperm count

the result is:

volume 2.5ml

colour creamy white

reaction alkaline

viscosity high

liquefaction 1 hour

total count 148.0 millions/ml normal:40-150 millions/ml

MOTILITY

active 71%

sluggish 09%

non motile 16%

abnormal forms 04%

WBCs 10-12 HPF

RBCs 1-2 HPF

but after some days something terrible happen, my husband’s penis is not standing(weak Erection)or even if it stand it will not do

anything on till he take a pills.

my husband is not drinking alcohol and smoking or any other medicine,am the only person who is sleeping with.

what cause his weak Erection? is they anything to do? we really want a babys and we don’t want to take any drug

we really,really need you help

By: sandhya

sandhya — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 06:17:55 +0000

hello madam, i’m sandhya. I didn’t get my periods regularly from earlier. Earlier i have thyroid problem. After medication I’m free of that. But from few months I have been suffering with PCOD. Now I’m getting medicines for PCOD. Eventhough i need your help to secure myself naturally. so please suggest me some best ways to regularise my periods.

By: Ashley

Ashley — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 13:30:53 +0000

Hi, I am 23 years old and suffered a miscarriage in February of this year at just 8 wks. It took nearly 2 months for the hcg to bottom out…then it wasn’t until July that I had my first period, induced with Provera. Since then I’ve had 2 more periods, normal in length, and have tracked my cycles with BBT, opks, etc. I went to the doctor recently because we want to become pregnant again, which led to bloodwork and a possible PCOS diagnosis. The problem is this: At the time, I was waiting for my temps and my cycle to confirm if I had indeed ovulated (I was sick so my temperatures were not totally reliable). I figured my suspected ovulation date , if correct, would trigger my period 11-12 days later. When I had the LH:FSH ratio test done, it was at the end of my cycle–10dpo. This was also the bloodwork he used to pre-diagnose me with PCOS. I don’t know the exact numbers either. Having said that, I then spoke to my friend who has PCOS, and her doctor insisted that ALL tests diagnosing PCOS, sans progesterone, HAD to be done on CD3. If this is the case, then is it possible my diagnosis is wrong? Is it possible to have LH be slightly higher than FSH before your period? I heard you get a small LH surge before a period so it’s quite possible? Also, the ultrasounds taken to help this diagnosis showed no “cysts”, and I was actually quite healthy with lots of follicles and a normal endo. Do you think I should ask for more blood work, or do you think it matters that this LH:FSH test was done post-ovulation? Thank you so much for your opinion!!!

By: Iva Keene

Iva Keene — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 19:48:15 +0000

Hi Sumblina,

Thanks for your comment. I’m sorry to hear
about your son. Preparing properly for pregnancy can reduce the
risk of cerebral palsy in subsequent pregnancies.
You can find the PCOS protocol in the
NFP program here: http://natural-fertility-prescription.com/products/

Warm regards,

Iva

By: Iva Keene

Iva Keene — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 19:37:15 +0000

By: Iva Keene

Iva Keene — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 19:37:06 +0000

Hi Jasmine,

Cut out grains and refined sugar and dairy our of
your diet and you’ll control your insulin and PCOS this way.
For more information please refer to the NFP program here
http://natural-fertility-prescription.com/products/

All the best,

Iva