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@james6771 I've taken Provera many times. It's just synthetic progesterone; your body would normal increase progesterone after you ovulate then, if you're not pregnant, it would decrease. The decrease triggers your period. I didn't notice any negative effects from it.

@james6771 They only let you take Clomid like 4-6 times, after that 1 study showed a slight increase in the chances of ovarian cancer. As far as I know it won't impact your body's ability to ovulate on the future (if your body ever does). Losing 10-15% of your body weight is said to help if...

@james6771 Provera will bring on a period so you don't have a years worth of old lining in your uterus when the egg tries to implant. If you aren't ovulating on your own, the doc will probably give you either Clomid or Femara on the 3rd(ish) day of your period to cause your body to ovulate.

@james6771 If you ovulate, you'll get a period (or get pregnant!) If you don't ovulate you won't have a true period, but you might get some breakthrough bleeding. I know with my PCOS my body would gear up to ovulate a few times before it finally did. Sometimes it didn't make it over the hump...

AMH is good too, which I believe means you have a normal amount of eggs left for someone in their 20s.

@james6771 Your LH is in the ovulatory range (I tend to ovulate when mine is around 25) and your FSH is in the ovulatory range too.

@james6771 Looks like you're about to ovulate or just did.