r/TTC_PCOS • u/Plus-Elderberry-5865 • 1d ago
TTC PCOS
Planning to TTC in 12 months from now.
I have lean PCOS — age 24, optimal BMI, no insulin/androgen issues, but ovulation issues. No other fertility factors.
Specialist recommended trying for a maximum of 6 months given my ovulation issues before starting letrozole + monitored cycles, given the ovulation issues. I am wondering if anyone in my situation has had success with letrozole and if so how many cycles did it take to conceive. Feeling very nervous for the uncertain future and trying to be hopeful.
Also anything recommended to prepare during this year leading up?
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u/Similar_Mousse_8389 22h ago
TW MMC
Pcos girly here! I have had success twice ttc baby #2 ! Started letrozole January 2026 and after 4 cycles I got pregnant! However it ended in a MMC at 7.5 weeks on may 29th but it had nothing to do with letrozole. I got my period back on July 24th and I started letrozole again cd 3-7, ovulated on cd 14 and I am now 5 weeks 4 days pregnant—so this one was a first cycle success! Still very early but extremely hopeful! I took 5 mg for all cycles. I was also taking vitamin e, ovasitol, coq10, geritol, drinking pomegranate juice. I also don’t have regular periods/ovulation without the letrozole
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u/monzzbonzz 16h ago
For me, taking inositol (40:1 ratio) was what helped me get my ovulation back! Ideally you should start taking it 3 months before trying (or earlier)
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u/Upbeat-Hand-2870 39 | PCOS| Currently pregnant | TTC 13months 23h ago
I also have PCOS and wasn’t ovulating on my own. I started taking Metformin and I honestly think that made a huge difference. I did my cycles unmonitored. I tried 2.5mg letrozole and didn’t ovulate. Then I moved up to 5mg and it only took 2 cycles on that dose to conceive! I was taking a lot of supplements and also did Mucinex and pre-seed and added a baby aspirin around 2-3 DPO. I’m 39 so I was pretty surprised it only took 2 cycles on 5mg but everyone is different! If you have any questions I’m happy to try and help