Hi, I have understood your concern and I will suggest you the best possible treatment options. First of all, do not panic. As you might be aware that PCOS- polycystic ovaries syndrome is a lifestyle disorder and can be managed by healthy lifestyle changes. In such case, ovaries show increased size and volume, also show tiny fluid-filled cysts (follicles) located peripherally. All these changes lead to the absence of ovulation and hormonal imbalance. There is weight gain, usually on the tummy, also there is unwanted hair growth in the face and other body parts and oily skin and acne. Most of the patients do have an irregular menstrual period. This can have an impact on fertility as well as on metabolic processes. So along with a medical line of treatment; which includes ovulation induction medicines and Metformin like insulin resistance lowering agents or low dose oral contraceptive pills like Krimson 35 to regulate the periods, you need lifestyle changes also. Please opt for a healthy diet and regular exercise regimen. Include more portions of fruits and vegetables and salads in a daily diet. Drink plenty of water in the day. Avoid refined sugars and deep-fried foods and bakery products in the diet. Please take Iron, Calcium, protein and vitamin B 12 and Folic acid supplementation on regular basis. Whenever you plan to get pregnant, please seek prescription support from your treating doctor for Tablet Clomiphene citrate from day two of the cycle, followed by ovulation study USG from day ten of the cycle. You can opt for IUI- intrauterine insemination or natural sexual activity on and around the day of ovulation. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Purushottam Neurgaonkar, OBGYN