tablets!?

[Tillyfloss]

Evening ladies hope you.don't mind me popping over,
I Was wondering if anyone could help me or advise me in the.right line.
Iv pcos and.cycles are crazy, day 43 at the moment.
I wanted to know if anyone could recommend some.tablets and.tips to help regulate my.cycles at all?

Thanks in.advance x

 

[snowbee]

Hiya,
I have pcos too. We are being seen by the fertility clinic but are having to wait until Feb for our next app (when we might get to try clomid) so in the meantime I'm doing some soya cycles. This is supposed to work in a similar way to clomid and as it is ov I seem to struggle with I thought I would give it a try. I'm currently on my third soy cycle, I did ov on my first soy cycle as I had bloods done to confirm, however I still didn't ov until CD24 so it hasn't really helped to shorten my cycles to a 'normal' range yet. I've also started taking inositols as I was refused metformin so thought I would try this (google it and it seems to have rave reviews from pcos ladies). I'm only on my second month of that and it is supposed to take upto three months to take effect so I don't know if it is going to do anything for me just yet.
How long have you been ttc? Are you being seen by the fertility clinic?

 

[Belfa]

Hi I would go and see a fertility specialist or get referred through your GP. I took clomid but it didn't work so switched to letrozole and finally got my bfp on my 4th cycle of it. Good luck! x