Yes! I have PCOS and just had twins so hold onto your hope!  We tried to conceive ten years and adoption before going to find out what was wrong, well it was my husband and not me as the- male factor infertility with Obstructive Azoospermia but we didn't know the extent that my PCOS would also play in our trying to conceive. My DS wls was 9/4/09 by the way

I have a blog about our infertility journey here: Lucero Family Detour: Azoospermia Detour

But long story short.. we did one vigorous round of IVF and had our boy girl twins November 28 2012 :) Now, is time to get these extra 50 pounds off and I started that process this passed Monday.  Already lost a few pounds! :)

Keep up hope is my point!

New to this board, so I would love some encouragement about pregnancy after WLS. I have been diagnosed with PCOS since I was 16 years old. My husband and I have been TTC (trying to concieve) for over 10 years and have done several cycles of fertility meds. After all that, no pregnancy. My doctor wouldn't do IVF because my weight was so high, so here I am.

I know many symptoms of PCOS will disappear with the weight loss, I just want to know if pregnancy is really safe after WLS.

Will I be able to get enough nutrition?

How long do I really have to wait before TTC?

Thanks in advance for any information or advice.

Rean

Congratulations! I also have PCOS and am hoping that WLS might lead to a baby someday :)

As tempting as it is, be careful about blaming stalls on PCOS.

What are your program guidelines for this stage of your journey?

Mine are 60-65g protein (women under 5-4, 70-75g for taller women), with calories at 850-900. Workouts 5-6 days a week for 45-60 minutes a day.

What's your water intake? Minimum 64oz, shoot for 80.

Change up any one of these, and you should see some movement.