Hi! thanks for sharing your long-standing and severe health problem with us! Well, cases of polycystic ovarian syndrome or PCOS is a fairly common condition that I come with in my clinic and the diagnosis is straightforward: less of periods, excess of fat, polycystic ovaries on ultrasound, etc. etc.... And for treatment we usually do some blood tests like thyroid profile, blood sugar, insulin level, prolactin, FSH/LH, Progesterone etc. Sometimes the patients were treated elsewhere and we need the history of partial treatment also. In your case the treatment history and the reports are missing; but I must say that it is a mysterious medical condition and easily controllable if not treatable by 100%! Clomifene citrate / metformins are among medical therapy and if these fail, laparoscopic puncturing of the cysts is approached! ovulation study could be done by kit study, folliculometry etc. Hope got the answer to your question; anyways, Also don t hesitate to write to us in case any more queries. Wishing you good health!