no period at 7 months

[accj]

hi! i don't know if i am suffering a PCOS...but my problem is my period is delayed 7 months and until now my menstruation didn't come yet.my last period was april 2010?please i need help.thank you!

[kaprovea]

I have PCOS .. It is not that bad the only thing that ***** is that I personally have PCOS so bad that I don't get my periods at all.  But don't worry you can get pregnant and sustain a pregnancy.  I had IVF 2 years ago to concieve my DS who is now 16 months old .. Ijust did my second FET on 12/3.  I take metformin for my PCOS which helps me loose weight and with the cysts on my ovaries.  YOu should definitely go to your OBGYN and if they diagnose you with PCOS you should go see an RE to help you concieve.  There are some women who get put on metformin and their periods return .. That does not happen for me bc I have a severe case.  There are also women who ovulate on their own when put on metformin and who concieve on their own with the help of clomid too.  Best of luck to you ..Its not that scary

[accj]

thank you for your kind response...but until now i don't know what to do...i'am afraid to go the doctor and found what the results??? but i told my husband to accompany me to my obgyne...maybe before end this week...please share some of your experience about this problem...thank you again1

[Lynniepooh]

Hi,

I went just over a year without my period. you need to go to the doc and he/she with probably run some blood work and maybe start you on Prover to help start your period.

Do you have any symptoms of PCOS

Such AS:

    * Multiple ovarian cysts
    * Irregular or absent menses
    * Infertility
    * Acne
    * Obesity or inability to lose weight
    * Excessive body or facial hair (hirsutism)
    * Insulin resistance and possibly diabetes
    * Thinning of scalp hair
    * Velvety, hyperpigmented skin folds (acanthosis nigricans)
    * High blood pressure
    * Polycystic ovaries that are 2-5 times larger than healthy ovaries.
    * Multiple hormone imbalances, commonly including:
          o Androgens (testosterone)
          o Cortisol
          o Estrogens
          o FSH (follicle stimulating hormone)
          o Insulin.
          o LH (luteinizing hormone)
          o progesterone
          o Prolactin.
          o Thyroid hormones.
    * Impaired lung function.
    * Sleep apnea.
    * Fatty liver degeneration (NAFLD).