PCOS commonly disrupts or stops ovulation, which is why conceiving can take longer than expected. There's no fixed timeline for this, but ovulation can often be restored with weight management, lifestyle changes and medicines that help trigger it.
Next Steps
See your gynaecologist for an ultrasound and hormone tests to confirm PCOS, and ask about ovulation induction medicine. Tracking your cycle and losing even 5 to 10 percent of your weight, if you're above a healthy range, can also help ovulation return.
Health Tips
Please don't start any fertility medicine on your own, since the wrong timing can affect your cycle and delay things further.