Hello, thanks for writing in. I would like to inform you that polycystic ovaries is a persistent condition which cannot be cured but only modified to improve the quality of life. I appreciate your dedication towards weight loss and following a diet plan which is worth mentioning here. However, I take note that your periods haven t become regular and even clomid has not helped you conceive. In that case I would like to suggest to to get these tests done before moving further. 1. Oral glucose tolerance test with 75 g of glucose. This is to see how your body handles glucose which is likely to be impaired at times. If the test results show impairment, you may have to take tab.metformin for a long time to improve your glucose tolerance. 2. Tube test also known as HSG ( hysterosalpingogram) to evaluate if your fallopian tubes are open. 3. Serum TSH and free T4, serum prolactin to see if they are contributing for your irregular periods. 4. Your husband s semen analysis. If all tests turn out normal, I suggest you to go ahead with injections ( gonadotropins) for ovulation induction as clomiphene has failed to help conception. The chances of pregnancy will be higher about 15% per cycle if you try intrauterine insemination along with ovulation induction. Do take folic acid 5 mg daily as a pre conceptional vitamin. Hirsutism is a result of excess male hormone due to pcos.you can try waxing , depilation to remove hair as existing hair won t disappear. You can only prevent growth of new hair using anti androgenic birth control pills which you can t wait take now. Meet a dermatologist to help you with topical eflornithine cream for hirsutism which is the only FDA approved drug for the purpose. Hope this helps. Good luck!