I stressed a LOT about my physical! But my PCOS wasn't an issue at ALL. Basically, as Susan said, they just want to make sure you aren't going to keel over next week and leave a child high and dry. I think another thing they look for is whether you take care of the problems you DO have responsibly. I had borderline high blood pressure when I went for my physical, so the doctor and I talked about the best way to work on that (diet and exercise) and came to an agreement about a plan going forward. My willingness to address the issue seemed to be just as good as not having any problems at all.
Assuming you're adopting domestically, I don't think any of you will have trouble! Just be honest and upfront and you should be fine.
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Me (31), DH (38)
Proud parents of two Chihuahuas
Dx October 2005, TTC October 2005 to April 2008, O'd on Clomid but no BFP's.
Adopting domestically, homestudy and profile done October 2008!
Matched with a birth mother January 2009, she changed her mind the day the baby was born, March 10, 2009.
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Chalking it up to a learning experience and waiting for another match! |