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Why does my girlfriend have regular periods despite being diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome? Does that mean she is fertile?
She had an ultrasound and diagnosis from her obgyne that confirms this and has acne breakouts every now and then and gets prescribed birth control pills to clear her skin up
2 Answers
- Vanilla VirtueLv 42 years ago
What you asking that for? Are you concerned she can get pregnant? Don’t be having unprotected sex if you aren’t married
- MissALv 72 years ago
The combination pill gives withdrawal bleeds on a very regular schedule. They aren't truly regular periods, though they seem identical so it's easy to see how people get them confused.
It is possible to have PCOS and still have regular cycles, although it's unusual. However as I said, since she's on the pill she doesn't really cycle at all.
Most people with PCOS can conceive, it just may take them a while longer or they may need some medical help. However someone taking the pill, PCOS or not, is probably not gonna get pregnant. That's the point of the pill.
