How to Know If You're Pregnant If You Have PCOS

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) can be devastating to any woman who has found herself trying to conceive a child. Irregular periods can get your hopes up only to let you down. But, if you feel that you may be pregnant, your options for finding out are no different than any other woman who does not have PCOS.

Things You'll Need

• Home pregnancy test

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Instructions

• 1

  Watch for symptoms. You may experience sore breasts, nausea, fatigue, mood changes, soreness or frequent urination.

• 2

  Take a home pregnancy test. This is your first insight into finding out if you are pregnant.

• 3

  Consult with a doctor. If you are experiencing pregnancy symptoms and you are getting negative results on your home pregnancy test, your doctor will be able to run a few labs to test the amount of hcg in your blood, which is an indicator of pregnancy.