Pcos Ovary

I was diagnosed with PCOS on one of my ovaries. I had a blood test and everything is normal, I have no other syptoms such as obesity or extra hair growth. I'm 22 and I am worried I will not be able to design .... can you still ovulation if an ovary is healthy?

Yes, and you can stillovulate if both ovaries have cycst!
I have PCOS and soda my girlfriend!
shes got it a little lighter authorized thanme much lighter !!!!!
Shes had two babies naturally no fertility drugs does not seek anything!
I have the worst case saw my gynecologist!
I can not imagine that I spent sooo much money to develop and im not ovulating my hormones are right, but I can not wear my uterus is so thin!
Search this too BC's too thin, they will wilklput birthcontorl to build on the surface of a normaluterus it to 10 im 4!
So if you want to have children one day benefit from treatment that I had for 8 years since I was 14 and now I have strted treatment last year in British Columbia was toyoung beforeto uinderstand and now I feel at the end of his I have 2 periods a year and they want me toput on controlto birth lining up and get my regular periods andgooff it for six months and then try naturally tahti a year and a half at least!
I do not want to wait if im doing fertility drugs and not artificial induction!
if you have the time on your hands the best thing is try lo ortho clyclen!
just take and keep regular screening andblood get work regularly!
you're lucky, you only have one and have no symptoms, I have faith that you Willbe fine!
I just hope I will too!
good luck if you want TOSTAY contact us cysters soul, you can send me an e-mail!
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Good luck!

I think you have misunderstood something, because thats not how it works.

PCOS is a systemic problem which has actually nothing to do with the ovaries. the most obvious symptoms of his chance, women, to cope with ovaries.

It appears that you may have misunderstood and you have been a cyst on your ovary. or something to that effect.

anyway, yes, the ovaries are like the kidneys, in this respect, and you can be fully functional with a single.

Let me clarify a bit ... Diagnosis of PCOS is having on one of my ovaries "is impossible *. * if anything effects one ovary, so it's not PCOS.