PCOS & fertility

Planning a pregnancy with PCOS/PMOS

Talk through pregnancy plans with a gynaecologist who knows PCOS.

From ₹1,490 · sample collected at home

Qualified gynaecologists
At-home sample collection
Reports usually in 24 hours*
One coordinated plan

PCOS/PMOS is one of the more common reasons women find it harder to conceive - and also one of the more treatable. The core factor is usually irregular or absent ovulation, and there's a well-established path to supporting it.

Whether you're just starting to plan or have been trying for a while, the right first step is understanding your ovulation and hormones. Tvarvi's gynaecologists build a fertility-focused plan around that picture.

The essentials

Why PCOS affects fertility

PCOS often disrupts ovulation, so eggs aren't released regularly or predictably. When ovulation is irregular, there are fewer natural windows to conceive each cycle - and helping ovulation return opens those windows again.

What can improve your chances

For many women, steadying insulin and - where relevant - modest weight change can help natural ovulation return. Where that isn't enough, ovulation-support medication prescribed by your gynaecologist is a well-established next step.

When to seek help

If you're under 35 and have been trying for a year - or over 35 and trying for six months - it's a good time for a consultation. With PCOS and irregular cycles, it's reasonable to start sooner.

How Tvarvi helps

A fertility-focused assessment

We look at ovulation, hormones and the metabolic factors that most affect your chances of conceiving.

A gynaecologist who plans for pregnancy

Your plan is built around your goal of conceiving, including safe, appropriate ovulation support where needed.

The groundwork that matters

Nutrition and lifestyle that support ovulation and help prepare your body for a healthy pregnancy.

What's included

A gynaecologist consultation, as part of the PCOS Assessment (₹1,490)
Hormone and ovulation-related tests
At-home sample collection
A fertility-focused, personalised plan
Guidance on timing, lifestyle and next steps

PCOS Assessment

₹1,490

A gynaecologist consult and the tests your symptoms need, collected at home.

Common questions

Can I get pregnant naturally with PCOS?

Many women with PCOS conceive naturally, especially once ovulation becomes more regular through lifestyle change and, where needed, addressing insulin resistance. PCOS lowers the chance per cycle, but for many women natural pregnancy is still very possible.

How can I improve ovulation with PCOS?

Steadying insulin through a PCOS-appropriate diet and movement, modest weight change where relevant, and - if needed - ovulation-support medication from your gynaecologist. The right combination depends on your tests and history.

How long should I try before seeing a doctor?

Generally a year if you're under 35, or six months if you're over 35. With PCOS and irregular cycles it's sensible to get an assessment sooner, since ovulation may need support.

Does losing weight help me conceive with PCOS?

Where weight is a factor, even a modest reduction can help ovulation and improve your chances for some women. The aim is better metabolic health and more regular ovulation, not a specific weight.

Will I need IVF?

Many women with PCOS conceive without IVF - often through lifestyle change and ovulation support. IVF is one option later in the pathway if simpler steps haven't worked, and your gynaecologist will guide that decision with you.

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This page is educational and not a substitute for individual medical advice. Any diagnosis or prescription is made only by your treating clinician based on your case. *Timelines depend on collection and lab processing. Individual results vary. Terms apply.