I have it too, but unlike you, my periods are anywhere from every two to 24 months. When we were trying to conceive the first thing they had us to was take my temperature every morning before getting out of bed, with a basal thermometer. When your temp stays lower you are not ovulating, if it rises a couple of tenths at some point during the month you are ovulating. If you are not, they will probably start you on clomid, a fertility drug. This often causes you to ovulate. It is a very simple treatment and the risk of multiple births is very low. I believe a 1 in 20 chance of twins and a lot less of a chance of higher order multiples. If that does not work you progess to the stronger fertility drugs, which are usually the injectable drugs. I had to move on to those, but during my first cycle I got pregnant and nine months later gave birth to a beautiful baby boy. Three years later I gave birth to another little boy, conceived naturally because with PCOS, ovulation is usually just very irregular, not non-existant. Good luck!

Nancy