I was diagnose with pcos and i have irregular periods can i get on clmiod ?

PCOS: You will have to consult your physician on this matter so they can assess your medical history and your goals. In general, to regulate a pcos patient's menstrual cycles, combined oral contraceptives are prescribed. Clomid (clomifene) is used for pcos patients to induce ovulation (making your ovaries functional) and increase chances of having a baby.

YES, good choice: Pcos women usually have ovulation problems and require medications to ovulate. You do not need to wait 6-12 mo if you are not ovulating. Clomid (clomiphene) is still first-line drug and works for most. Metformin or Letrozole are second line drugs. Gonadotropins are third-line (more expensive and make too many eggs). Success rates are about 50-75% of ovulation rate. If not pregnant in 3mo -> other tests needed.

Clomid (clomiphene)?: If you're trying to conceive and need Clomid (clomiphene) because of pcos, you need to discuss with either your ob/gyne or fertility specialist. Before going on a medication like clomid, (clomiphene) you and your specialist will need to determine if it's appropriate for you.

Yes: You may contact your gynecologist or fertility doctor to help you. I don't not think you can buy Clomid (clomiphene) without prescription in the U.S.