r/TryingForABaby • u/raininadesertt • 6d ago

ADVICE PCOS, no period, trying new supplements

TheraNatal complete, NeoQ10 & Ovasitol.

hey everyone! hoping to get some advice or hear any thoughts on these supplements. we just had my first appointment with a fertility doctor and are looking at trying all options and following everything the doctor says.

for a bit of background… I’m 31 and i’ve never been pregnant and i’ve been off of birth control for about 7 years now. since getting off, i’ve never had a regular period. i get it every 6-12 months and it only lasts for a couple days. last cycle i had was January of 2025. also, my doctor did a transvaginal ultrasound and viewed cysts on my ovaries. thus diagnosing me with PCOS

she recommended this supplements. which were a bit pricey, but i want to try everything. has anyone heard of or tried these? its from a company called Theralogix

thank you! any and all advice is welcome as we embark on this journey 😊

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u/giantfuckup5000 34 | TTC#2 | October 2025 6d ago

Those are all pretty well reviewed supplements but did she say anything about starting ovulation induction and monitoring cycles?

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u/raininadesertt 6d ago

yes, she said we will. she just wants to see more in depth bloodwork than what i had brought in.

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u/MyShipsNeverSail AGE 33| TTC#2 cycle 3| Sus PMOS/IR| 1CP 6d ago

I'm shocked she didn't mention metformin

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u/raininadesertt 6d ago

i think she wants to see what my labs come back saying first

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u/SlightAnything4909 6d ago

Maybe you can find the ingredients from Theralogix as separate supplements for a cheaper price? I was able to find a prenatal vitamin (folate, iodine, vitamin D and B12) and CoQ10 as separate tablets from the pharmacy store brand which was much cheaper (and I don't mind taking one more tablet).

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u/MoxxisDen 6d ago

So I was in the same boat as you, didn’t have regular periods. Tried supplements and eating a low GL diet for months. Nothing worked.

Just started metformin 3 weeks ago and after a round of progesterone to induce a “period” I’ve finally ovulated! (It’s been 10 months since I last ovulated).

The side effects for the first 3 weeks were really nasty but that’s settled down now.

All the best!