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[sherwood]

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[lisap2008]

TTC or not its best to be informed about whats going on with your body , I would go in now for the testing to find out why your cycles are off.

 

[HCas]

Find out now. It'll make your life so much easier knowing why your cycles are irregular.

 

[lindsayms05]

I would recommend having your insulin levels checked. A lot of times, PCOS type symptoms are caused by elevated insulin levels. I NEVER ovulate on my own, and after seeing a reproductive endo, he put me on two insulin lowering drugs and I ovulated twice in a row. I do have PCOS symptoms, but the only "off" thing for me was my insulin level. Hope that helps!

 

[bumblebeettc1]

Personally, I would get it checked out.

I had very irregular cycles after coming off BCP, and took almost a year of trying before being diagnosed with polycystic ovaries.

I was then given clomid & conceived a few months later.

Basically, I wasn't ovulating on my own.

Good luck!

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[sherwood]

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[Timetotry]

Raise your concerns now.
PCOS can make ttc very difficult. I wish I had known before we started trying, I could have been more prepared mentally and maybe saved a bit of the heartache.
Aside from ttc, the hormone imbalances that are part of pcos can increase your risk for other health concerns, so I think it would be wise based on your concerns to address them at your next appointment

 

[Pinkee]

I have pcos too, regular periods and a physician wouldn't test me Until I had been ttc for over a year....after a year of trying I got some testing to find out I wasn't ovulating, even though my periods were regular. I've been steadily trying different med combinations since 2010 with one success that ended in a mc.

If I knew then What I know now I wouldn't have waited to see a doc.