Ovulation Problems

Hello, my name is fabi, im 24 and ever since i remember i been irregular, i been with so many doctors, but they havent help me i already went ot see if my tubes were close, but they open i tock the blod test for infertility, and as far as they told me is that everything is ok in 2007, i had my period twice, and just like nay thing stop and then for the last past 5 month i havent had my period, i went to a doctor last week and she told me that i may have ovulations problem that i had to see and specialist, so here im asking what it will be some cause of me not ovulating, do you thing you can help me to see what kind of problems i had......or what i can ask a doctor

[John Kim, M.D.]

You may have polycystic ovarian syndrome.  Patient with this usually have irregular periods, infertility, increased hair on the body or face, often obese but not always.
Here is some general information from my website: http://www.integrativefertilitymd.com/services.php#Reproductive

PCOS can affect 5% of all women and common symptoms include irregular menstrual cycles, increased growth of hair on the body, loss of hair on the head, acne, and weight gain. Based on the 2003 ESHRE/ASRM sponsored Consensus Workshop Group, PCOS is diagnosed in women who meet two of the three following criteria: ovarian dysfunction (not ovulating regularly), hyperandrogenism (increased male type hormones on lab testing or clinically increased hair growth), or polycystic ovaries on ultrasound (ovaries which show multiple small cysts on ultrasound). PCOS is a common cause of infertility and puts women at an increased risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. There is also increased risk of insulin resistance, hypertension, and abnormalities of cholesterol and triglycerides in women with PCOS. Due to these risks, we advise our patients with PCOS to have the complete metabolic assessment with complete lipid panel testing and a two hour glucose tolerance

I suggest that you see a specialist called a Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility specialist.  They can determine the reason for your irregular periods and help you become pregnant.