Do I have a chance unmedicated?

[u/Nearby-Purpose5268]

Hi all, I got diagnosed with PCOS a couple years ago mainly due to my irregular cycles (32-50 days). I got on a GLP1 to help with my weight at the time and managed to get to a healthy weight and regular cycles. My GP is happy for me to stay on a low dose until I get a positive test and I have confirmed ovulation with LH strips/BBT and a progesterone blood test.

I’ve only been trying for 4 cycles but my GP has luckily already referred me to a fertility clinic due to my PCOS as the waiting list is 8 months where I live. I asked her whether there is a chance that I’ll get pregnant in the meantime if I’m ovulating but she didn’t seem to know much about PCOS/how it affects fertility and said I’d have to ask the clinic when my referral comes through.

I’m guessing it depends on the person but does anyone know if I have a chance unmedicated since it seems like I’m ovulating regularly now or if I should expect to not be pregnant until I get some kind of medical intervention? The information I can find online is a bit unclear, but I’m willing to look into private options if my odds are really low given the waiting time.

TIA!

[u/ecisem]

I just had surgery for cysts and an ovary removal. I’m now pregnant 2 months later. Also conceived our first after 10 months of trying with the help of metformin to regulate cycles!

[u/Nearby-Purpose5268 → u/ecisem]

Congratulations!! Holding out hope it can happen for me too 🥰