dollface1982

Hi ladies, I was diagnosed with pcos last year March 2008 and my doctor didn't do much for me either. One thing you might want to ask your doctor about is Metformin. My AF stopped completely in 2005 then they put me on bcp. I stopped taking them in Jan. 2008 because I wanted to start ttc. I don't know all of your symptoms but (no offense) if you're over weight, you might want to start by dieting and getting plenty of exercise. My hormones were all over the place but the Metformin helped me a lot. The docs aren't much help so some things you will have to research on your own like I did. I bought books and everything.

Kaleigh13, if you are ttc, go on the internet and read to see what types of vitamins you will need to take. We all experience different symptoms, so we all take different routes. I'm about to make an appointment with a Reproductive Endocrinologist so they can get me on track with trying to have a baby. You might want to do that as well. But I advise you not to sit around and wait for these doctors who doesn't care about our conditions at all. Find an RE and get on the path of being healthy so that you can conceive a healthy baby. It won't be easy but that doesn't mean its not worth it. You will become frustrated through it all but you must keep pushing because pcos comes with so many stresses. I know I want a family and that's what I'm striving for so I'm ready to take this journey. The question is... Are you ready to take the road of ttc? If so, start researching and making phone calls today. HTH!!!

~Waiting for my Little Miracle

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