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My wife has bilateral polycystic ovaries and hypothyroidism. Do to my low sperm count v had to go for IVF. We are blessed with a boy. My question there are no fluctuations in my wifes thyroid levels. Everything is fine now. Can we leave that bilateral pcos issue? She has no complications that arise from PCOD. Her weight is normal and no unwanted hair issues. So should we get it treated? Or can we ignore this as we have a baby and we have no side effects. Please advise. If treatment is needed what kind of treatment is it? Please help.
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If your wife's menstrual cycles are regular and you both are not planning next pregnancy then she needs no medical treatment. She shoot eat a healthy balanced diet with lots of green leafy vegetables and fruits and salads, should do regular exercises, she should not gain weight.
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