PCOS does not stop you from getting
pregnant. It often makes your ovulation irregular, so conceiving naturally can take longer. Many women with PCOS still conceive, with or without treatment.
Next Steps
Track your periods and watch for signs of ovulation. A gynaecologist can check your hormone levels and do a pelvic ultrasound to see how your ovaries are working. If your periods stay irregular, ovulation-inducing medicines may help you conceive.
Health Tips
If you've been trying for over a year without success, please don't wait longer. See a gynaecologist soon so any PCOS-related fertility issue gets picked up and treated early.