Hannah Brown reveals shocking Gemini diagnosis

Hannah Brown She may have been publicly following her life on reality TV, but she has also been suffering from her own personal health struggles.

“I still haven’t solved this because I’m not ready for a baby and I don’t want to add more stress, but like, I have a Gemini until this, I’ve never been told.” Brown, 30, said in the episode Tuesday, May 6, Maria Menounos‘The “Cure Squad” podcast is discussing her diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

Brown explained that she has not yet had “exploratory surgery” to learn more about her Gemini diagnosis.

“When I’m going to have a baby, there’s probably any risk. It looks like they’re attached in some way, like they’re almost split,” she said. “She’s going to have to figure out, ‘Is one bigger than the other? Can I hold a baby? Which one is better?” It’s a thing.

Brown, looking back at a conversation with the doctor a few years ago, said that if she intends to let the child “somewhat a little bit”, she was told she “don’t need to take too extreme precautions.” Brown noted that her doctor advised her to “plan”, including frozen eggs, to the age of 30.

“I thought, ‘Well, I’m getting married this year. I’ll keep going after that.’ “It’ll definitely complicate things because the size of the uterus will hold a baby?” Is one better than the other? But some people have a Gemini, have babies, have babies and are totally good. But this is definitely a shock. ”

Brown noted that PCOS makes people “more likely to have infertility problems,” adding that the Geums “is not a good thing,” but she is empowered by knowledge.

“To understand, ‘Hey, this is something to take care of when you’re ready for that time, and don’t be surprised by that,” she said. “And it took multiple doctors to do that.”

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Brown, with Adam Woolardfrankly, she was “back and forth” about whether she wanted to be a mom.

“I definitely think I’d love to have a baby. I don’t want to miss this experience,” she said. “But I’m not ready yet, I think it makes sense. I want to get married first. I want to be able to do that. But that’s not to say, I’ve never been there, just waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, but I do want to have that experience in time.”