Hi, Thanks for the query. I have read & understood your query. PCOD is a menstrual problem where ovulation is disturbed & so the menstrual cycle remains nonovulatory & irregular, thus posing a problem in conception. This problem is seen more frequently these days being maily a prpoblem due to life style changes. * Still you need not worry, it s methodical management can reduce it s bad effects like infertility/ diabetes etc. To start with detailed physical examination / investigations ( CBC, Thyroid function tests, USG with ovulation study, hormonal estimation, insulin resistance test )The treatment plan is then decided - - Weight reduction ( regular exercises/ low calorie diet, are advised. a small amount of weight loss can correct the hormonal imbalance . Leaving smoking helps. - Hormonal imbalance can be controlled with Cyclical oral contraceptives. - Medicines like Mertformin, Clomiphene are tried to stimulate ovulation - If nothing helps, surgical drilling of ovaries is done. * For this you should approach a gynecologist & after pathological tests. follow her instructions . You will get positive results. Thanks.