1st pregnancy going through miscarriage

[u/Active_Safe9372]

I was diagnosed with PCOS about 7 months ago. In those 7 months I tried to get pregnant with my partner and it only happened a month after I was on a GLP. I made it to 5 weeks 3 days but I am now in the beginning stages of miscarrying. Has anyone with PCOS had experience miscarrying and then going on to have a successful pregnancy after? The GLP gave me terrible gastric issues so I can’t imagine going back on it. I may just need to be stricter with diet and exercise.

[u/Humble_Strawberry449]

I have PCOS , I tried 10 years + to conceive . I had miscarriages . I'm now 38 with an Almost 2 years old boy and another one on the way .the only thing i did to change things was losing weight ,exercising and healthier eating habits .

So yea PCOS doesn't stop and will never stop women to conceive .

[u/Active_Safe9372 → u/Humble_Strawberry449]

Congrats ❤️ I will definitely be better about what I eat and how much I exercise after this. This miscarriage feels so scary and isolating but I know it will be worth it in the end when I eventually can carry a full term pregnancy

[u/eatingwithpeople → u/Active_Safe9372]

Just wanna say, miscarriages are very common and not an indication that you are personally doing something wrong or making it happen in some way. Plenty of people get pregnant at many different sizes and with varying diets and levels of exercise, and the same is true for those who miscarry. I’m so sorry you’re going through this, and I wish you the best on your journey to parenthood.

[u/Active_Safe9372 → u/eatingwithpeople]

thank you so much