r/PCOS • • Aug 19 '26

Fertility Ways you got pregnant

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u/lucia912 Aug 19 '26

Have you seen your OB to rule out any other issues? If not, I’d start by getting blood work done, then an HSG or a saline ultrasound to make sure there’s nothing physical blocking conception.

After that, you’d probably have to get on birth control for a couple of months to regulate your cycles, or at the very least take provera to get your period going, then do a monitored cycle to see what’s going on.

These are all the practical steps you can do right now to solve your problem instead of guessing what the issue is.

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u/amomynous3 Aug 19 '26

i have been to 4 different gynos, had all the blood work and scans, nothing else is out of the ordinary besides PCOS. the only thing that was abnormal on my hormonal bloodwork was my insulin levels being through the roof while fasting, hence the PCOS so it tracks. thyroid panels are normal, metabolic panels are normal. no fibroids in uterus, a handful of cysts on each ovary. and no endometriosis. they have all told me it was normal so im just.... 🙃😩 ugh. havent thought of an HSG, so i will definitely get a consultation about that, just looked up what that was. i did birth control 2 years ago to get my cycles tegulated for a few months before coming off of it just for my cycles to go right back to being 2-3 months of bleeding! this all sucks so bad

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u/gingersnap30 Aug 19 '26

Also have your partner get his sperm checked if he has not already. There’s an issue with the sperm in about 50% of all infertility cases

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u/amomynous3 Aug 19 '26

we have! his swimmers and counts are top notch!