I’m 22, and I have PCOS and a retroverted uterus, and as a result of that, I don’t often get my periods, if ever. My gynecologist put me on birth control to control the cysts and bring back my periods, and that worked, but it caused 2 pulmonary emboli to form. Now I can’t take any type of hormonal birth control, and so my periods have gone away again. My question is, what is the likelihood that I won’t ever be able to have children?
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