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How PCOS Can Frustrate Pregnancy Plans

Woman’s PCOS Battle Began in Teenage Years, Ends With Daughter on the Way 
megan mccrory

For most women, it’s among the most memorable experiences of their life. However, for approximately 10% of women who live with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), giving birth often represents the end of an emotional and physical roller coaster marked by anxiety, uncertainty and dashed hopes.

It’s a syndrome with which Megan McCrory is all too familiar, and one she hopes will receive more attention April 18-24 during National Infertility Awareness Week. The National Infertility Association created National Infertility Awareness Week to empower women to change the conversation and misconceptions about infertility.

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