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<blockquote data-quote="Resurgam" data-source="post: 1332257" data-attributes="member: 355878"><p>Over on the low carb forum there have been several people who have fallen pregnant after eating low carb despite a diagnosis of PCOS, or having resigned themselves to no children - which came as rather a shock to a couple of them.</p><p>If you have some sort of problem with regulating blood sugar then reducing the intake of carbs seems like a good idea, and will help with losing weight - though you might find ketones in your urine doing low carb. As long as it is from being in ketosis, where your blood glucose levels are low it is not dangerous, but you might need to point that out to health professionals.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Resurgam, post: 1332257, member: 355878"] Over on the low carb forum there have been several people who have fallen pregnant after eating low carb despite a diagnosis of PCOS, or having resigned themselves to no children - which came as rather a shock to a couple of them. If you have some sort of problem with regulating blood sugar then reducing the intake of carbs seems like a good idea, and will help with losing weight - though you might find ketones in your urine doing low carb. As long as it is from being in ketosis, where your blood glucose levels are low it is not dangerous, but you might need to point that out to health professionals. [/QUOTE]
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