Ngozi Okoye: Can You Get Pregnant if You Have PMOS?
Ngozi Okoye, Nutritionist, Fitness and Weight Management Coach of Evolve With NG, shared on LinkedIn։
”One of the most damaging assumptions around PCOS/PMOS is that the diagnosis automatically means infertility.
PMOS can affect ovulation and fertility, but the relationship is much more nuanced than ‘you have PMOS, therefore you cannot conceive.’
Fertility care should be individualised, and reproductive goals should not be the only reason a woman receives appropriate PMOS care.
There is also an important distinction between difficulty conceiving and infertility.
As health professionals, the language we use matters.
And as a society, perhaps we should stop making a woman’s reproductive potential the measure of whether her health deserves attention.”
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