TTC with PCOS
Trying to Conceive with PCOS.
I finished my first round of clomid yesterday. I go on Monday for my 2 hour glucose test and some other labs to check my hormones after taking the clomid. Its just a waiting game for a couple weeks. I didn't think I should have went to the doctor when I did because i knew people had said it can take a long time to get your period back after stopping the pill, but I am nurse and was talking to one of the doctors at work and she suggested I make an appointment...Just to make sure everything is ok...Then I got that diagnosis, so I am glad I didn't wait much longer...I am hoping the clomid will work, I didn't have any real side effects from it...decreased appetite but thats about it...Crossing my fingers that I will be lucky with just one round 
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