PCOS and Metmorfin/Clomid Question

[WTTMommy]

Hi ladies

I have a question. My doctor after a series of blood work and an ultrasound (no cysts found) thinks I may have PCOS. She has referred me to an endocrinologist and am still waiting for a call. My question is, if they know you have PCOS, how soon will they prescribe medication to help with ovulation (Metmorfin or Clomid).

We've only been TTC for 2 months, but I told the doc 6 months as we've been NTNP for the last 6 months Is it true it has to be 12 months of trying before they can prescribe medication? What if they know the problem long before you reach a year? I don't see why they'd wait that long.

Today's CD 61, haven't had a period since February 17th

 

[JemmaD]

ive made a post on things that will help with ttc and there are some herbs on there you can take that will help aswell as what the doc will give you xxxx

 

[Purpular]

WHen I was diagnosed with PCOS I was prescribed metformin straight away and I wasn't ttc. The clomid is different though as you can only take it for a limited amount of time.

 

[WTTMommy]

Thanks!