PCOD Questions

Hello.
Its imp that you get a usg lower abdomen and blood for tsh and prl done. Once the report is done as per the cause necessary medications can be given.

There is no reason for not becoming pregnant. If all parameters are normal, there is every chance of pregnancy. Yet it can only be said with certainty if you miss your next periods and take a urine pregnancy test. All the best.

You can do beta hcg blood test. 1.You should maintain high grade of personal hygiene. 2.Do change your underclothes at least 2 times a day
3.Wear cotton under garments
4.Stay hydrated. Drink plenty of fluids.
5.Keep the area dry
for more details you can consult me.

Allopathic treatment will never work.
Take proper homoeopathic treatment.
You can consult me at Lybrate.
Till then start oophorinum 6x tds.

Along with pcos, there are other causes of infertility which are quite common nowadays.
If you are trying to conceive for more than one year, it's important that husband semen analysis, your tsh, prl, sugar and test for tubal patency (hsg or sis) are also done. For PCOS, you need to lose weight which is most important, along with evacure which mainly reduces insulin resistance, you also take egg releasing drugs like clomiphene citrate or letrozole.

Pcos treatment includes medicationd and weight reduction if overweight, exercise regularly.
Monitor uf periods.

Try life style modifications
Brisk walking
Loto salad before each meal
Plenty of water.
Fruits in between meals.

Please wait for 4 to 5 days and then do a urine pregnancy test. No action is to be taken at this stage.

If just 2 days before your period can not be implantation bleeding ( however PCOS patients have irregular cycles so whether it is 2 days prior to pregnancy or not can not be easily confirmed.

No pregnancy issue because of oc pills but pcod by itself has problem for same.
In pcod ovulation- release of an ovum is deranged because of hormonal changes. So long time different trials are required to treat same so with patience continue consulting gynecologist or infertility specialist in whom you have trust.