Rach, your DH would be trying to absorb the news that you have a 'condition' that may affect your fertility. Give him time, it would be hard to digest at first.

Re what your doc will do, well it depends what kind of doc you're seeing. If you're seeing a GP then the GP may want to refer you to an OB/GYN (but better would be to find out a good OB/GYN or RE who knows all about PCOS). As to what treatment you have, well it depends on what 'problem' you are wanting to solve. If you aren't TTC then most likely you'll be recommended to go on the pill so that you are having regular periods. If you are TTC then you'll need to get a bit of help to have a period and then to ovulate.

FYI this is the best site on the web for any type of discussion, so please stick around here! But I'd like to point you toward another site that deals specifically with PCOS...I can't post the link directly in here, but if you google search the term POSAA (which is the Aus PCOS Association) then you'll see their site and they have a discussion forum...if you go there you can see what doctor recommendations there are for PCOS docs in your area. Also, there is an article on how some birth control pills are not good for PCOS women.

As I say, please stick around BB, it really is the best site. But for info purposes, POSAA is a little more focused on PCOS women.

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