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Isobel_S said on 16 April 2010

Hi Dragon1985, After reading your message i just felt i had to give you some hope. I have pcos and endometriosis which my gynea doc told me i was highly unlikely to ever concieve a child. I have been seeing him ten years now. My partner and i are now the proud parents of a beautiful ilttle girl. i had no hormone treatments i lost weight and took multi vitamins and it happend naturally.As hormones also make me very violent. I know how you feel the weight gain with pcos and the mood swings are horrible and hard to deal with. SPeak to your doctor about they way you are feeling and most of all talk to your husband or a close friend as having someone to listen makes you feel relieved that you are not alone. Good Luck

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