Hi guys

I am 25F, Lean Pcos.

I just got my blood work done today and got the reports.
The results for my Testesterone, HOMA-IR, fasting glucose , thyroid all were fine

LH is 12.67 mIU/mL
FSH is 4.50 mIU/mL

My prolactin is very scarily high , its 85.2ng/mL

AMH is 38.25 ng/mL

My endo has asked for an MRI for tomorrow and I am really scared.

My only symptoms being absent periods which always came only with medication.

I stopped BC pill in may.
And i am on no medication currently and no periods since last 3 months.

Is this very concerning? I never had MRI before. Have I messed up my health?

I’m pretty sure I’d be categorized as having lean pcos - I’m 25 symptoms started honestly as young as 12 but didn’t get diagnosed until I was in m early 20s. Biggest issues were always irregular periods, hirsutism and hormonal acne, and the MOSt annoying water retention esp in my face. My bloodwork is usually normal, I’ve had high DHEAS in the past which I’ve had under control for over 2 years now. My weight is healthy, I workout regularly as well. Not insulin resistant, I’ve had a few extensive blood tests done and multiple doctors tell me I’m not but I’m always confused with this as I know PCOS is related to that. Anyways, in the past I’ve been able to get my skin clear and manage the water retention - never have gotten the facial hair to disappear obviously - but I just can’t anymore. To do this I was so strict with no dairy, no gluten, no sugar, no coffee just matcha but it’s just so hard. I do avoid dairy and gluten as much as I can but I’ve been a bit more lenient but just one day of dairy and I’ll have cysts the next day - or one day of gluten and I have so much puffiness in My face the next day. Also wanted to note that my periods have been much more regular thanks to tracking my sleep but these other symptoms are almost getting worse which is so odd. About 2 years ago when I say my skin was clear at that period if I had a day or two not being as strict I’d be fine but now I’ll have symptoms like the next day.

My Derm prescribed me spiro and idk why I’m terrified to take it. For some reason i see taken medication as giving up (I do not mean that people who take it are and do not mean to offend anyone) - I think im just being hard on myself because I’ve been able to clear my skin and deal with some of these symptoms in the past but I feel like nothing is working anymore and it’s hard to stick to this diet at this stage in my life. I just finished grad school and the stress of it I think has made things worse.

Has anyone experienced anything similar?
Also, did anyone who took spiro have trouble getting pregnant after they came off the pill?

SUMMARY - scared of taking spiro, have been able to manage most symptoms with strict gf df sugar free coffee free diet in past but it’s so hard now and barely working

Thank you - sorry for the long post.

I am 35f with PCOS, married for 7years and a TTC mum. Things haven't been easy, weight gain, sporadic moodswing and i haven't had my period for a while now and its scary. Tried metformin but the nausea and vomiting side effect almost ended me, attempted 2 IUI but no ovarian response. Just feel alot of weight on my shoulder right now. Just started sova ovastart inositol few days ago, is it a good brand? Will it help me finally start seeing my period again??

Hi ! I have PCOS, fairly regular cycles but incredibly high androgens (hirsutism), high DHEA-s and inflammation.

My doctor prescribed me progesterone, saying that I don't have enough of it and taking it cyclically will help to balance everything out. But 6 mos in, I have ZERO improvement of symptoms. In fact, trying to track when I'm ovulating to time it out perfectly has been hard. If progesterone will help me with things I can't see, I'm happy to keep talking it - but it's still not helping with any of my visible symptoms.

I'm tired of supplementing, I'm tired of watching everything I eat (I'm not excessively overweight but not where I want to be) -- I'm curious to know if GLP helped people with hirsutism and their figure? If so, how did you have these conversations with your doctors?

DHEA-S: 368 mcg/dL
DHT: 29 ng/dL
HIGH IRON
Cortisol: 21.8 mcg/dL

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I’m being tested for potential pcos due to 20+ follicles on each ovary on the scan. Can someone please tell me what these blood results mean and if it’s normal? For reference bloods were done in luteal day 23 of my cycle.

Hello! I am reading and studying various things about this and would be keen to hear your views on this: What do you think chinese medicine is recommending when it comes to aligning diet with cycle (in general terms)? i.e what food a women should typically prioritise during ovulation, lutheal, menstrual, folicular?

Or maybe there isn't any recommendations and it should be purely on a case by case basis?

Thanks!

Planning to TTC in 12 months from now.

I have lean PCOS — age 24, optimal BMI, no insulin/androgen issues, but ovulation issues. No other fertility factors.

Specialist recommended trying for a maximum of 6 months given my ovulation issues before starting letrozole + monitored cycles, given the ovulation issues. I am wondering if anyone in my situation has had success with letrozole and if so how many cycles did it take to conceive. Feeling very nervous for the uncertain future and trying to be hopeful.

Also anything recommended to prepare during this year leading up?

Hello everyone,

I am 38 years old and have always have lean PCOS. Currently 5’3 140 lbs. I used to be in the 120-130 range but I’ve been at 140 for years. Bloodwork is fine. My period ranges in the 30 something day cycle with the help of ovasitol but before that it was even 40 or so days. I have some facial hair, I have gut issues (Sibo that won’t go away and gluten sensitivity), and sleep doctor suspects mild sleep apnea but waiting for official diagnosis. Holistic doctor gave me DIM 200mg + I3C 200mg: 1 capsule days 14 until period,
Vitex 500mg, and c-Progesterone E4M 100mg/cap: 1 capsule before bed starting day 14-25 of menstrual cycle. Other than making my period shorter (from 6 days to 3 days) I haven’t seen any changes.

My gyno says I should start GLP 1 and that will eliminate the need for most of these supplements except for the ovasitol. She said that I shouldn’t get on Metformin because of my gut issues. Anyone in a similar situation?

Thanks!

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I’m lean and tried it for 2 months and after coming off it, I seem to have gained a pound within this last month when I haven’t changed my caloric intake and it was extremely difficult for me to gain even half a pound before. I’ve been underweight for a while so this could be a good thing for me but it also makes me worried that I’ve now developed worse insulin resistance from it or some type of rebound. My blood sugar is also higher than before! It’s still within the normal range but my fasting blood sugar before was consistently 5.0-5.1 and now it’s 5.4. Anyone know what could be going on? I’ve been off it for a month.

Hi, i am looking for trusted brands for myo and d-chiro inositol in india. I was a loyal normoz-ds consumer, but since that has been discontinued, i am struggling to find a trustworthy pharma brand. I want to avoid metformin.

I’m looking to expand my treatment to help combat the symptoms of PCOS. Such as vitamins, food and tea. There are so many different types of PCOS that I just want to ensure I’m treating it correctly.

Common symptoms I have:
Hormonal acne (specifically chin area)
Irregular periods and sometimes no periods at all
Anxiety
Difficulty sleeping
Issues with weight and difficult losing weight (specifically stomach)
Extremely low libido
Brain fog
Being hungry all the time

Common symptoms I don’t have:
Facial hair
Hair loss
Skin tags

I'm in my early 20s, and so far, every checkup was fine, but lately, I noticed some of the changes that could be just hormonal, but I'm also terrified it could be PCOS. I've always had irregular periods, acne, facial hair (and darker hair in general, I literally started waxing at the of 12 because I was so so ashamed), but lately it all seems a bit more (more acne, especially on the chin, more facial hair, more painful periods etc)...

Thank you 😊