Hi Reader,

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We understand that dealing with PCOS and its fertility-related complications can be quite distressing. One of the significant concerns for women with PCOS is an increased risk of miscarriage. In this week's blog post, we aim to shed light on the link between PCOS and miscarriage, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of this topic.

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Understanding the Connection

PCOS, due to irregular or lack of ovulation, can make it challenging for women to conceive naturally. Unfortunately, even if conception occurs, women with PCOS face a higher risk of experiencing miscarriage. Studies suggest that the miscarriage rate for women with PCOS can be as high as 30-50%, which is significantly higher than the general population.

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Several factors related to PCOS contribute to this increased risk.

• Insulin resistance, a common symptom of PCOS, can stimulate the overproduction of male hormones, disrupting ovulation.
• Low progesterone levels, often seen in women with PCOS, can affect the healthy development of pregnancy.
• Additionally, poor egg quality, caused by higher levels of luteinizing hormone, can contribute to the higher rate of miscarriages among women with PCOS.

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We hope that this summary has given you a glimpse into the vital points discussed in our blog post. If you want to learn more about the relationship between PCOS and miscarriage, we encourage you to read the full article.

To support your baby’s development and lower risks of pregnancy complications through nutrition management, check out my signature program for Healthy Pregnancy Coaching. ​

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Thank you for being a part of our community, and as always, feel free to reach out with any questions or feedback.

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Warm regards,

Vivienne

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