I am going to an Endo...not fertility.  They say step one is to figure out why my body is not function correctly.

Everythings has been checked out...and though it looks good; dr. and I know the meds will keep me where I am supposed to be.

I started the regular (No XR yesterday) ...dr. agreed might be some of the reason I am not working at 100% :)...it does have harder side effects, but I know they will go away...hopefully by the end of the week...but they really do help curve my appetite.

Thanks--Stacey

I was told I had both but the idea of relation never came up. Intresting...........

I am not sure if the ER has problems from WLS but if you call a pharmacist they should be able to answer that for you. I know personally that the ER worked great for me as far as side effects go. I could not handle the regular and when I was switched over it was like night and day.

Stacey,

Do they check your  insulin levels at all?  If you go to a specialist is this a fertility specialist or an
endocrinologist?  I have been diagnosed with PCOS for the last 15 years and I am having RNY 
in 18 days.  Are you glucose levels elevated at all? and how is your diet in respects to carbohydrates?   

I think that with the haywire post-op hormones, we all respond differently. I took myself off the aldactone after surgery. My hair is a little thinner right now, although that happens to many RNYers, so I'm not convinced at this point that its totally my PCOS. My facial hair is starting to slow down a little. I continue to use Vaniqa twice a day.

Wendy