I think this is more of a comfort post than anything.

My doctor thinks I have PCOS. I went off the pill in late January and have only had one "real" period since then, which was 46 days ago. I thought the first one was just taking its time because my body was still sorting itself out, and now that I'm on CD46 I know that something is up.

I went to the doctors last week and she thinks it's either just my body adjusting or it's PCOS. She sent me off for a bunch of blood tests, which I will get the results for next week. She also recommended I have an ultrasound, but said that it may not be nessesary just yet, in case my body decides to kick into gear, and that I should wait a few more months/cycles before that. She gave me the referral, and I have decided to wait.

My question is, will the blood tests indicate anything is up? Or will it just be the ultrasound that shows anything? She ordered all the usual pre-pregnancy tests, as well as some hormonal ones.

As far as signs/symptoms go, I haven't been getting my period and I am a little round around the middle, but not overly (I call that my I'm-in-love tubbiness ). But no acne or any other indication that it may be PCOS.

I have a history of mild endometriosis and had a lap in 2009 where they removed some endo and did all the usual checks (tubes were clear). I've had no signs of that returning since.

Just feeling a bit frustrated by it all. I think I was a bit naive to think it would all happen so easily.