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Have you seen a doctor?I saw a doctor and she put me on Metformin to help with my insulin levels so that my period will become regular and I'll ovulate. I've currently stopped TTC but when I start trying again my GP will be referring me to a gyno to closely watch me and I know that if Metformin doesn't help then the next step is Chlomid. You really need to see a GP and start seeing a gyno so they can help you ovulate. If you aren't having a period chances are you aren't even ovulating whatsoever
TTC with PCOS
So I've been with my fiancé for 4 years and we've been ttc for 3 years. I don't have a regular period and I went a whole year without it until last week when I finally got it. It's really hard for me to tell when I ovulate and if I'm even able to get pregnant. I've become very depressed and I was wondering if there's even a chance for me to become pregnant. I ordered fertilaid so I'm hoping that works but my expectations are very low.
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My GP gave me Metformin, I am in Australia though and our health care system is different to US. You've been trying for 3 years and that's a very long time, I think just talking to your GP about your options is the best step for you to take
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No I haven't because I'm afraid I won't be able to afford to see a gynecologist :(
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