I was never formally diagnosed with PCOS, had some of the symptoms but never enough at the same time to qualify for the diagnosis.  But I NEVER had a regular period pre-op and I was 37 at the time of surgery.   I would have 1-3 periods a year unless on birth control or given progesterone to induce a period (but that didn't induce ovulation).  To get pregnant with my boys I took clomid and it did work but I didn't use birth control for more than 12 yrs and only got pregnant with the clomid.

I went on birth control as required post op and then did get a period from the bc.  I stopped the bc last summer, got pregnant instantly!  Miscarried at 6 weeks and got pregnant again instantly--baby girl was born last week and I got my tubes tied!! Since I am assuming even at 40 that I am now very fertile and I didn't want to go back on hormonal birth control and our family is complete with 2 boys and a girl!  So yes just loosing weight can reverse things!

Thanks for your information I have a friend that had a son after surgery and she had a few issues with the baby not really her. I didn't know if that was common or not. I was going to make an appointment for a check up before we tried I already started to take some folic acid along with my normal vitiams. I know I will have to see a doctor instead of a midwife I have had two c-sections before so I will proble have to have one again. I know its posible to do a v-back but I don't know who I feel about trying that. With an intestinal adhesion would they have to operate on you while you where pregnant.

Mine didnt happen at 2 months postop but at 9 months postop I found out I was pregnant. Based on my lmp I should have been 10 wks even day of u/s but only measured 8wks 3 days and today based on that I'm 10wks even again lol. I have kaiser so all my drs are linked together. My obgyn isn't concerned about any risks right now because of surgery. He just wants me to continue eating like I have been just increasing my calories 200-300 per day (one meal extra) and I have to see my dietician few times to keep me on track. Says baby will get what it needs from me just have to keep me healthy. Said my labs will be done a little more often than a normal pregnant woman but other than that unless I start having problems will be treated like a normal pregnancy. I am a diet controlled diabetic so have to check my sugars 4 times day right now but that's not bad as long as I can keep them regulated. Don't stress too much if you are. Your a sleeve patient so you don't have the malabsorption that early rnyers do. Good luck you will do fine!

ah okay that makes more sense. sadly my situation didn't resolve itself with weight loss :/ hopefully someone else has had better results

Thanks, Ladies. I feel a little better knowing other women have been pregnant shortly after the surgery and had healthy babies. I took 2 more tests, both positive. :( My OB took blood today, and I find out for sure tomorrow, but 5 tests later and I'm already pretty sure. I just don't know what to do about it. I do have 2 older daughters, who will be 11 and 13 this summer, and they are already a HUGE help. The father to the youngest three, who is also this one's father, is a huge help and great with all of the kids. But financially... another child is going to make things so much harder than it already is. I know I can still work out, and eat right to lose weight, and I have been taking vitamins (wasn't really on it before but now, I know I NEED to)... taking biotin, vit D, vit B, Iron, Calcium citrate and a centrum multi chew. But I am also on blood pressure meds from my son's pregnancy, and THAT scares me... what if my blood pressure goes crazy with this one??

I have never in my life really considered abortion... but I don't know if this is good for me or my family. :*(