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I got pregnant after a fibroid removal… Is there really hope? Many people think that having a fibroid removed means losing the chance to get pregnant — but that’s not true! If the surgery is done by an experienced hand and in a way that preserves the uterus,the chances of pregnancy can reach up to 60% after […]

Symptoms of High Prolactin (Hyperprolactinemia) — and Who Should Get Tested? Not every woman with high prolactin levels experiences symptoms!Some women have elevated levels but feel completely fine — that’s why it’s important to know when to monitor and when to be concerned. Let’s break it down simply: ✅ Normal prolactin levels in blood: less than 25

Question: Is polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) associated with the risk of recurrent miscarriage and fetal heartbeat cessation?Answer: Yes. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) involves ovulation dysfunction (with prolonged intervals between menstrual periods), poor egg quality, insulin resistance (reduced body response to insulin, leading to elevated blood sugar levels and excessive insulin production), and hyperandrogenism (elevated levels of androgens,

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Recurrent MiscarriageA woman with PCOS has an increased risk of miscarriage compared to other women. The miscarriage rate is significantly high, reaching 30–50% in the first trimester, and there is also a high rate of early and recurrent miscarriage, ranging from 36–82%. Recurrent miscarriage means you have lost two or

Reasons for fetal heartbeat cessation and recurrent miscarriage if you have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS):

Why Does Prolactin Increase?! We talked about how high prolactin levels can cause milk to come out of the breast even without breastfeeding, and we discussed its symptoms! But the important question is: Why does it increase in the first place? What are the causes that can raise prolactin levels? We can simply divide the

Can a prolactin test give inaccurate results? 🙄Absolutely…Many people take the test and find high levels, but the truth is, the result isn’t always accurate!The prolactin hormone test is simple, but small things can totally mess up the results!Before you do the test, keep these points in mind👇: 1️⃣ Get a good night’s sleep beforehand,

Can a girl really say to her father, “You’re the reason”? Is it possible that the father—not the mother—is actually responsible for his daughter’s illness? 😒 Recent studies confirm the existence of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) in males, due to inheriting the gene responsible for the condition from a mother with PCOS. Because of this genetic presence, a

Who’s the culprit?! In Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)  The main culprit in PCOS is male hormones (androgens) 😒 Yesterday, we talked about some of the symptoms caused by elevated androgens — today we’ll go over the rest of them 🤚 🔹 Hair loss (male-pattern baldness) 🥶Just like what happens in men, women with PCOS can also experience hair thinning

Do your legs give out on you? 😒 Do you feel like your bones can’t support you, and even walking a few steps leaves you exhausted?Do you constantly feel inflammation in your body, and when you try to hold something heavy, your hand betrays you and drops it? 😔Are there nights when you can’t sleep