First of let me say that I suffer from PCOS. My cycle has always been pretty out of wack. I started when I was 9 and was regular until I was around 13. Ever since then its been every 3 months and a couple time even longer than that. For the past year I have been regular only missing one month which was last September. I am 24 now and trying to conceive with my bf. Is it possible that my body will stay regular and I'm actually ovulating to get pregnant? This is wired effort me but u don't want to get too excited. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
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It's possible if you are ovulating -
Pcos you usually have take some sort of fertillity drug to get pregnant but it is possible since you are ovulatingComment
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I've read online and some sites say that you don't have to ovulate to get your period but other sites say you do and this is confusing!Comment
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I had my son without having a period for over 6 months so there are exceptions to the ruleComment
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