Interesting.   I too had severe PCOS and never cycled before loosing my weight.  I was even resistant to Clomid and injections, anyway I guess it's all up to the doc.  I would think too that if your doc thinks your so high risk that they wouldn't wait until you're 10w to do your 1st u/s.  Are they going to keep thinking you high risk after you're into your 2nd trimester?  Regardless relax...enjoy your pregnancy and I hope you have yourself a healthy full term baby!

BTW - that crampiness if you're feeling it...completely normal...

Since my PCOS is so severe They put me HIGH RISK. ( My dr said that since my cysts are so bad, and my PCOS is so bad, it could attack the egg, thinking its a foreign object) I cant have a U/S until 2 more weeks to hear the Heartbeat. Its just so crazy. Never in a million years I would think to be prego! 
just nuts! 

Have they tested your fasting insulin numbers?  Many women with PCOS are also Insulin Resistant (meaning that their body is resistant to the insulin it produces so you'll have excess insulin floating around in your blood stream).  You may also benefit from taking Metformin as it helps the body become more sensitive to the insulin your body is creating.  I know you crave carbs and ya gotta love PCOS for that but sticking to a low carb/high protein diet may help as well.  Good luck with the Provera/Clomid combo, I hope it works quickly for you!  Also have you posted this on the Post Op Pregnancy board?  There are lots of women who are TTC there and are in the same boat as you (PCOS & all).

Good luck Beth!

I was recently diagnosed with PCOS and my hubby and I are trying to conceive. Dr put me on progesterone to kickstart my period. I start my first cycle of Clomid, too, once I have a period.

 

Anyone know why PCOS won't go away with WLS? I am 3 yrs RNY post-op, and the symptoms of PCOS are getting stronger.

 

I have regained 30# since surgery, mostly because of giving in to carb cravings and sugar cravings, that I know is my fault, but my Dr said it is largely due to PCOS.

 

Anyone in the same boat?

 

 

Thanks,

 

Beth D 

Well I am sorry to say that my facial hair is still growing and I am 15 months post op.  I also have started using lazer hair removal and so far I am impressed, I only had one session and I already notice a decrease in the amount of hair under my *****on neck)  it is expensive $500.00 for 7 treatments and that is only my neck , if it does work well then I am going to do my side burns next!!!