Ovulation, pcos, endo

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My Partner and I have decided we are ttc. By way of context, I have pcos (though not formally diagnosed as it was during Covid). I have since been diagnosed with endometriosis and had a laparoscopy to treat that. I had the Mirena coil inserted and had it removed in March 24
My periods have always been regular, and I believe my cycle is back to normal atter having my coll removed. (Usually every 30days)
I used the clear blue digital advanced ovulation tests, which told me when I was ovulating. This married up to the cervical mucus at the time, so l feel they are fairly accurate. I had the static smiley face Wednesday evening and we did it thurs afternoon. I’ve been having ovulation cramps since.
Long story short...is it possible to ovulate regularly and have pcos? My other symptoms are weight gain (although this coincided with a traumatic time), facial hair, and acne.

You need your blood work done before anything

You want your pcos formally diagnosed

As then youll get more / different help for conception dreams

Do ask your gp to refer you to gynae
For pcos assessment

Ask gp to do bloods

Low shbg = often pcos

High free androgen = often pcos

You can have pcos with regular periods

Theres 4 diff types of pcos

Symptoms u mention should get you a diagnosis

Pcos highers miscarriage risk

They will likely suggest metformin
And myo inostol for you.

Privately - i highly recommend hertility health
Best 150 gbp i ever spent

Do consider using nhs pathway
And maybe Hh additionally

^ i have pcos

Yes some people with pcos ovulate on their own most cycles
.even so - to aid conception theyll be suggestions

I have miscarriage history

Low gi diet
Often suggested
4 pcos patients who wana concieve

Reduce / cut the sugar
To reduce blood sugar peaks

A lot of ppl with pcos have insulin issues

It is possible though may also be erratic. PCOS is a syndrome, a collection of symptoms.

diet is very good for getting on top of PCOS and endometriosis- whole food plant based essentially

Thanks! I’m actually looking into Hertility at the moment.

I am not sure if I have a formal diagnosis as I had a scan and facial hair and acne, but will need to get blood tests this time round :)