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I have severe PCOS and believe I may be pregnant. Is it possible?

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alice2606
alice2606

My name is Alice, Ali for short, I am 18 years old, and was first diagnosed with PCOS when I was 13-14. I had blood tests and an ultrasound to observe my ovaries.

My ovaries were compared to "a bunch of grapes" or at least one of them was. I have been on the Depo Injection dor almost two years and have only been overdue for my jab once, about two weeks ago.

Two days after my injection, which was two weeks late, I had unprotected intercourse with a former partner of mine. Which did result in him 'You know' inside... rolleyes sorry embarresed.

Now along with my PCOS, as far as I am aware, my former partner is believed to have a low sperm count, however he already has a child. ( He is a little older than me) And my main question is how likely is it that I am pregnant? Because my mother has pcos and my father has low sperm count and they concieved me when my mom was on the pill also.

Despite it only being about 2 weeks since the incident I have started developing nauesia and fatigue as well as lower abdominal cramps.

However I am unable to calculate my last cycle as I have not had one for a year, due to my pcos and the depo injection.

So what I'm asking is, Please Help! rolleyes

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  • alice2606
    alice2606

    Posted

    also I have had increased discharge, headaches and my breasts are quite sore, if anyone has some insight please help me, because while i would be happy if I'm pregnant, I'm also terrified.
  • eve111
    eve111 alice2606

    Posted

    Hi Alice,  I was diagnosed with pcos when I was 21 had failed fertility  treatment clomid and injections At 24 I concieved naturally and had my daughter. Im 48 now so YES x
    • alice2606
      alice2606 eve111

      Posted

      Thanks for the reply. I have done two tests and i am not pregnant. thanks anyway. xx
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