Can women with PCOD conceive naturally without needing IVF or laparoscopic surgery or is there a way to cure PCOD completely

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Yes, women with PCOS can conceive naturally without IVF or laparoscopic surgery. While PCOS can make conception more challenging, many women can achieve natural pregnancy with lifestyle changes, medication, or fertility treatments. There is no cure for PCOS, but its symptoms and effects can be managed.

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