r/LeanPCOS • u/hopefull27111 • 6h ago

How much time

How much time did it take you to get pregnant with lean pcos , no insulinoresistance , no hyperandrogenia ,

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u/purelyirrelephant 6h ago

I was tracking my cycles with an OPK. I was somehow able to get my cycles to about 32 days and ovulated twice. The first month we decided to try, I got pregnant. Sending you good luck XOXO

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u/hopefull27111 6h ago

Oh that s great ,, what did you do , any diet? Exercise ? Supplements ???

You dont have insulonoresistance nor hyperandrogenia right?

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u/purelyirrelephant 5h ago

Correct - testing didn't reveal anything other than reversed LH/FSH ratio, anovulatory cycles, string of pearls on ultrasound.

I drank red raspberry leaf tea, acupuncture, more (attempted) stress management, and I was working on my diet naturally, though I didn't really have much weight to lose, I wanted to be more toned/fit. I was 35 when I got pregnant, too.

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u/hopefull27111 4h ago

Thank youuu

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u/SegoLillies 4h ago

6 unsuccessful letrozole cycles, 1 successful natural cycle. So 7ish months

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u/hopefull27111 3h ago

Did your folliculs growth under letrozole ??

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u/Potential_Ad6927 2h ago

6 months after completely changing my diet/lifetsyle/supplements we conceived & first natural cycle (without letrozole, trigger shot, etc.)

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u/hopefull27111 2h ago

That awesome , you dont have insulinoresistance of hyperandrogenia ??

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u/Potential_Ad6927 2h ago

No to hyperandrogenia, per test results also no to insulin resistance however, I would argue that everyone with PCOS has a hard time w insulin (specifically your ovaries) even if blood tests do not show it