PCOS can be associated with infrequent or no ovulation. Sometimes, even if ovulation occurs, it may lead to immature follicles. This can impact one’s chances of conceiving, and makes PCOS one of the leading causes of infertility in women. The prevalence of insulin resistance among people with PCOS may also increase the risk of complications during pregnancy for some people.

But having PCOS does NOT mean you won’t be able to get pregnant naturally! The right nutrition and lifestyle advice to manage PCOS can boost fertility and improve your chances of getting pregnant. Our package is curated by experienced gynaecologists and nutritionists to help you do exactly that!