How to take medicine to regulate polycystic ovary syndrome?

Patient's question:

I have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), and when I had an ultrasound to check my follicles, they didn't grow. The doctor prescribed me placenta tablets, Qilin pills, and Kun Tai capsules to take. After taking them for three days, I didn't know why I had my period. I had another ultrasound, and the large follicle had disappeared. I increased my exercise and continued taking the medications mentioned above, but only in small doses. I only noticed a little dark brown blood when I went to the bathroom. Now my menstrual cycle is also irregular. Can you help me guess what might be happening? I really want to have a child, and I haven't had a thorough check-up recently.

Doctor's answer:

Polycystic ovary syndrome requires cyclical regulation. You can start taking Dian-35 on the first day of your period, once a day, one tablet each time. Take it for 21 days, then stop for 7 days. On the 8th day, start the next cycle. Alternate this for 3 months, then take the ovulation-inducing drug Letrozole. Start taking it on the 5th day of your period, once a day, one tablet each time, for 5 days. On the 11th day of your period, begin testing for follicular development.

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