Can you get pregnant normally with polycystic ovaries?

Polycystic ovaries refer to polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Whether patients can achieve normal pregnancy depends on multiple factors. PCOS can affect a woman's ovulation, leading to irregular menstruation and ovulatory dysfunction, making natural conception difficult. Approximately half of the patients may experience infertility. However, through lifestyle modifications, medication, or surgical interventions, many patients can restore ovulation and successfully conceive. After drug treatment, the chances of successful conception can increase to a certain extent. Although PCOS does not affect fetal development, it is associated with a relatively higher risk of miscarriage. For patients with polycystic ovaries, although pregnancy may present certain challenges, achieving a normal pregnancy remains possible with appropriate medical interventions and lifestyle adjustments.