Question: I recently went to the doctor because im trying to conceive with irregular periods. He checked all of my hormones (tsh, lh, estradiol, progesterone, prolactin, etc..) and everything was perfectly normal. I also had a CBC done and that was normal as well. My insulin levels and blood glucose levels were perfect. Also my lipids and triglycerides were normal. Basically everytjing was normal in my bloodwork. My pelvic ultrasound came back to show that there were no abnormalities in my cervix or uterus, fallopian tubes all of that was normal. My ovaries were normal size but there were cysts on them (about 12-14 on each ovary). My doctor (fertility specialist) stated that since i do not have any hormonal imbalances or any of the symptoms of pcos (other than te cysts) that means i do not have pcos but i have a mild case of polycystic ovaries. He Said that i probably am having anovulatory cycles since my period is irregular but i might be ovulating some times as well. He said to chart my cervical mucus (my schedule wont allow me to do any BBT so thats out of the question). I noticed that the past two days i have had a lot of egg white like cervical mucus which rarely ever happens. I check my cervical mucus daily and i rarely ever get EWCM. I also used an ovulation predictor kit and it showed a peak fertility for yesterday and today. I am wondering if i could rely on the cervical mucus and the opk since my hormones are all normal. Or do the cysts affect the opk? Also my dr said i could try clomid but i was wondering if there is anything else i can do. My BMI is normal as well according to my dr so losig weight wasnt an option. I just wanted a second opinion. Thank you

I do not bave the reports. I will tey to get them. My husbands semen analysis was normal. My tests were done mid cycle and were all normal for mid cycle. I am 25 years old my husband is 28. We are both healthy .

So even with my polycystic ovaries and with my cycles being about 60 days long do you think i still have a chance of gettinf pregnant naturally? Im just confused. I thought having PCO meant that i rarelt ovulate

One more question. Can i rely on the opk? Or does PCO produce false results?

Thank you. I will continue to try. Is it best to have intercourse every day or every other day? Also, my doctor said to take metformin 500mg a day to keep my insulin levels low even though my insulin was normal. He said it might help me ovulate. Whats your take on this .

This is my first week on metformin and i got a positive OPK (i do not have high LH and i dont have PCOS but i have PCO) i also have a lot of fertile vaginal discharge (stretchy). Is it possible that i could be ovulating this soon after starting metformin?