PCOS is different for every person's unique hormone levels. Our hormone levels also naturally change based on what we eat, how we're living, stress, etc.... It's important to find someone who can help you run the necessary tests to figure out what your personal levels are, and then how to help your individual needs. For me, no pharmaceuticals have helped ever. Things didn't get better for me until I found Doctors who specialize in hormone imbalances. They had me do some labs and then they explained to me what all the numbers and words meant. From there we were able to figure out what we needed to do to help my body according to the needs it was showing. Surprisingly inexpensive compared to keeping all the pills in stock, and now I'm getting real results.

Hi tinie, Metformin did work for me but I guess it’s very individual. Have you tried to go back and get checked? Also, I don’t know anything about your lifestyle but if you’re feeling stressed, and even if not.. acupuncture helped me as well