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can you be incorrectly dx with PCOS just b/c ur overweight
I went to urgent care last night b/c of 9 days of bleeding they said something really strange. they told me b/c i have cycles almost every month i rarly miss one that i might not have PCOS and they said a doc has never ever did a ultra sound on ur ovaries how can they dx u with PCOS just b/c u missed 1 period. well the bleeding is letting up and should be gone in about 2 days natural with no meds she said bc i didnt ovulate last month b/c i only bleed 1 day that my body is clearing out to make room for this months O but this leaves me with a huge question IF U GET CYCLES EVERY MONTH DOES THAT MEAN U DONT HAVE PCOS????????
Well, keep track of your ovulation. Just because your overweight doesn't mean you don't ovulate. Use your OPK's, and when you start seeing another line...just start trying! The metformin should help too. Plus while being on metformin, when you do get pregnant if will reduce the risks of misscarrying, so that's another plus of being on metformin.
yea i figured b/c i dont have any of those symptoms except for being overweight I hate that my weight is causing so many issues for me but my husband is happy with my weight now is there any thing i can do to get prego at my weight now???
Not necessarily. You can have monthly cycles and still have PCOS (it is not usual but it can happen). Here is a website that I think you will find useful. I hope you get things cleared up soon. You can always come to the ovarian cyst forum and ask questions. There are many AWESOME women there who an answer questions and give great support. Good luck!!
http://women.webmd.com/tc/polycystic-ovary-syndrome-pcos-symptoms
http://women.webmd.com/tc/polycystic-ovary-syndrome-pcos-symptoms
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It sounds like your symptoms can be reveresed with the weight loss. And for most, losing weight is the key to going back to normal.