How To Get Pregnant Fast with PCOS + Preventing a Miscarriage
-For couples trying to get pregnant with PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) with or without having a previous miscarriage/chemical pregnancy/multiple miscarriages.


What is PCOS? In human-friendly language: the lack of ovulation. Each month a woman ovulates around the 14th day of her cycle. In other words 14 days after the beginning of her period. This day can be extremely variable in real life, especially when it relates to women diagnosed with PCOS. Ovulation can be very late or missed entirely.
It is estimated that one out of ten women suffer from this syndrome, mostly without even being aware of it. One of the first notable symptoms is very long female cycles/irregular periods, light periods or no periods. Monthly cycles (from one period to another in days) exceeding 38 days are not rare with PCOS. A common difficulty in knowing if a woman has PCOS, is only half of all woman who have PCOS will have the typical fysical symptomes like excess hair growth on arms and face (mainly caused by high testosterone levels).


Where does the lack of ovulation come from? Women with PCOS have far more follicles than women without PCOS. 
On the first day of your period these follicles begin to grow. Because women with PCOS have so many follicles located too close together, the follicles don't have enough space for one follicle to pop up and to release an egg cell that can find its way into one of the fallopian tubes. So ovulation doesn't occur and the follicles form little cysts.
Many women diagnosed with PCOS only ovulate 2-3 times a year or not at all.

Our treatment of polycystic ovarian syndrome is described below. The polycystic ovarian syndrome fertility of women is determined by the count of ovulation. We must make sure that the woman in question ovulates each month. Of course, there are several drugs on the market such as Clomid and Pregnyl that provoke ovulation, but these products also have well known side effects. Here comes the question: Why choose using pharmaceuticals if everything can be done naturally? Additionally don't forget: these two drugs mentioned above do not reduce the number of miscarriages.

About 45% of women who have PCOS will have a miscarriage, generally an early miscarriage or a chemical pregnancy.
This does not apply to Yvonne's combination of two natural products. Our tests and experience proved the following to us: with the continuous doses during the first trimester (first 12 weeks) of pregnancy, the miscarriage rates dropped to <0.3%.

Several tests and research on 21 women with mild PCOS (26-38 day cycle lengths) showed us that 81.25% were able to conceive within 1-3 months using the combination. 
Other tests on women with cycle lengths longer than 38 days showed us less good results: 42.7% were able to conceive within 1-3months. To reduce their cycle length we repeated our tests with the Yvonne's combination and added an herbal proprietary blend of 425mg. The results were almost double: 80.3% conceived within the first three months.
Miscarriage rates with the continuous use of the first trimester supply didn't show major differences
(+ 0.06%) compared with the group with mild PCOS.