My dr's office called and said everything came back normal. 
(So, I have no idea if that means I still have PCOS or what?!?! I'll be seeing the dr on May 22 so I guess I'll find out what that means then).
(So, I have no idea if that means I still have PCOS or what?!?! I'll be seeing the dr on May 22 so I guess I'll find out what that means then).
I'm glad it came back normal.
I'm glad it came back normal. I hope you get some answers at your doc. appt.
Wow!
Good luck!
I wasn't really asking..just commenting. 
I know it never really goes away.
I had no idea what exactly I was dealing with, I just knew that the article was before there was a whole lot known about PCOS. My hormone levels and things were checked also after being on Glucophage and I was also in the normal range. A few months later, I was pregnant. Ovulation is hard to clock with PCOS because even on medication, cycles may not always be regular. My cycle staggered down to 30 days, and that was just for one month. My LMP was November 12, and I didn't have a period in December. I kept testing and testing and kept getting --- on the hpt. I didn't actually conceive until December 22, that is from my EDD. I was on Glucophage therapy for about 6 months, and only on the 3 a day for 3 months. I was not on clomid or any other meds, just the Glucophage. I also wonder if the colposcopy with cervical biopsy I had done on Nov 9 may have had a hand in our success?? I'm not sure, but there is hope for you...just don't let yourself get too down about it. Good luck and take care.
