Like many health diagnoses, PCOS is complex with reproductive, metabolic and psychological features. It’s not a disease so much as it is an alternate state of being. Every person with PCOS will have a different range of symptoms and experiences. Learn more!
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Whether you know you want to get pregnant at some point or are actually starting to try, it’s normal to be a little worried about the whole thing. After all, we all know someone who has struggled to conceive!
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Between 5% and 10% of women of reproductive age (18–44) are affected by PCOS. According to the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, PCOS may affect girls as young as 11 who haven’t even had their first period.
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What you may not know is that Vitamin D is extremely important when you are planning to have a child. The relevance of Vitamin D in reproduction isn’t necessarily the first factor you think about when you’re planning to have a child, but it should be.
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