Can I get pregnant with polycystic ovary syndrome? Polycystic ovary syndrome is a very common endocrine disorder in women of childbearing age, the cause of which is unknown and is related to heredity. This disease is a lifelong disease that cannot be completely cured, but women of childbearing age can successfully conceive and give birth after treatment. Can I get pregnant with polycystic ovary syndrome? The treatment method plays a decisive role! The diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome is confirmed by clinical examination if there are too many follicles, no mature follicles, large ovaries and high androgen levels. Patients do not feel pain and are often accompanied by symptoms such as obesity and irregular menstruation. In the treatment of polycystic ovaries, many hospital doctors frequently promote ovulation, not knowing that the number of eggs in a woman’s life is limited, if excessive medication to promote ovulation, it is easy to induce ovarian hyperstimulation, early aging of the ovaries, too much egg overdraft, and it will be very difficult to get pregnant later. Therefore, it is very important to choose the right treatment for polycystic ovaries to get pregnant. Common treatments for polycystic ovaries are: (1) Pre-pregnancy pretreatment: (1) Basic treatment: Lifestyle adjustment, stress and weight reduction, and weight regulation are the most economical and effective treatment measures. If obese people are serious about effective weight loss, they can mostly improve menstruation and reduce hyperandrogenic symptoms, which is conducive to pregnancy. (2) Treatment of hyperandrogenemia: Daying 35 is preferred, which can effectively reduce androgens in the body and thereafter increase the sensitivity to ovulation-promoting drugs. It is usually taken for 3 to 6 cycles and can also be treated with mafron. (3) Treatment of insulin resistance: Metformin can improve insulin resistance and hyperandrogenemia. 2. Ovulation promotion therapy: After adjusting and improving the body’s endocrine status through the above treatment and pretreatment, ovulation promotion drugs can be tried under the guidance of doctors to monitor follicle development and guide sexual life to induce pregnancy. 3. Surgical treatment: laparoscopic ovarian perforation: suitable for those who have failed in medication or have other indications for surgery at the same time. 4. Assisted reproductive technology: In a small number of patients with PCOS, who are insensitive or resistant to ovulatory drugs, IVF (in vitro fertilization-embryo transfer) is recommended if all the above-mentioned standard treatments are really ineffective.