Hun your not pregnant. I understand you would like to be but you should definitely seek treatment for pcos first bc ttc will be a challenge and for most end up in miscarriage without the help of a Dr. Losing weight can significantly reduce symptoms but pcos is a hormonal imbalance, there will be time when your period seems normal but that could just be early onset pcos. What you are describing with your bleeding is a classic case of a abnormal period, which when accompanied by blood test and or ultrasound can give you a diagnosis of such. However feeling pregnant pcos will do to you cramping the whole nine yards. If you desire to be pregnant talk to your doctor about metformin to help weight loss, provera to start a normal period and Clomid during ovulation. Pardon the long post.
Its all looking in to your uterus they still would have caught a pregnancy with your ultrasound
I looked up about pcos and none of the symptoms relate to me. I have had blood work done too and nothing ever linked to pcos. I have been pregnant before as well but miscarried
I haven't gain weight. I actually lost weight and the ultrasound was to look at my ovaries. Is there different ultrasounds?
if you have had urine and blood pregnancy tests and an ultrasound and they are all negative then you're definitely not pregnant - it would have been picked up on all of those tests.
PCOS can mimic a lot of pregnancy symptoms - weight gain, hormone changes, irregular bleeding. Speak to your doctor about medication that can ease the symptoms of PCOS.
With pcos you have none to little or irregular periods and you wouldn't be able to find out you have pcos with a pap if your getting negative pregnancy tests and blood also the ultrasound then your not pregnant they would have seen it the bleeding thing you described is normal for woman with pcos