PCOS And Fertility - Jacksonville,FL

I'm not following you...it sounds like you can conceive on your own (without medication) what does conceiving while on medication have to do with having miscarriages. Miscarriages, said to say, are just so common with or without fertility treatment. (I miscarried at 7 1/2 weeks).

Now if the $1600 medication was necessary to prevent a miscarriage then I would take it. If the $1600 is so you can get pregnant, then I would try again on my own since you know it is possible and if time was on my side (ie I was younger than 35 yo)

I have to agree with JC, it sounds like you don't need medication to get pregnant.

I'm sorry you've experienced a miscarriage. I am fortunate enough not to have experienced that. I wish you the best on that. I can't imagine what you are feeling and going through.

I agree with JC and Wild Woman on what they said as well. If the medication is to keep you from miscarrying, yes, I would take it. If not? I would use it to pay off bills.

S.

Two things that "worked" for women I know who had a diagnosis of PCOS- going on the pill for several months until things were regular, then going off and immediately trying to conceive, and losing 10% of body weight.
I have no idea what your situation is or if either would be appropriate or healthy for you, just some other options to discuss with your doc if you have not already.