Looking for advice on experimental PCOS medications

So what do you mean when you say it helps? Helps what exactly?

I can't say I've tried something anything similar, but I take inositol for my PCOS. It's helped a lot with it.

metformin isn’t very new it’s just used off-label to treat pcos. not very experimental since they don’t understand pcos very well. i’ve been taking metformin and birth control and it has regulated my period

I haven't tried anything like that but I'm really curious about which medications you're talking about- would you mind sharing their names? The closest thing I can think of is metformin which a lot of people with PCOS have found helpful. The only meds I've been on are psychiatric (which does help with premenstrual distress) & spironolactone which blocks testosterone (it was really problematic for me personally possibly because of its diuretic property affecting my blood pressure but is great for some).

I never tried a cortisol blocker but I was put on metformin as my first type of treatment for PCOS. It did take a while but it did help my body begin to regulate my hormones and help my insulin resistance! Plus, I lost about 30 pounds!