Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi

Ask your doctor for Clomid if you're trying to get pregnant.

Ask your doctor for Letrozole.

Letrozole first, Clomid second.

And if all that fails, go see a fertility doctor.

But before that, even if you're single and you don't have a partner and you're in your late 20s and you have no one...

and having a baby is something that will probably happen a few years down the line, consider freezing eggs.

Not because of the count, because of the quality of the eggs.

Because PCOS patients, again, have tons of eggs, but the quality is not that good.

Endometriosis is opposite.

Endometriosis destroys your egg count and quality.

Yes.

And I would say it's probably because of inflammation, right?

as we don't have a test for PCOS or endometriosis.

That's why patients say, my doctor said I don't have PCOS because my testosterone is normal.

False.

My doctor said I don't have PCOS because I don't have any cysts on my ovaries.

False.

My doctor said I don't have PCOS because I'm not overweight.

False.

My doctor says my periods are regular, so I don't have PCOS.