Hi , How are you doing ? Scan report is not reassuring . Follicles reach up to 13 mm then they stop , typical of PCOD. If they don t grow , they will not rupture & so no chance of pregnancy. Why don t you try to break the hormonal imbalance of PCO, so that may be you will get pregnant even without treatment. May I suggest PCOD is usually associated with Obesity, irregular cycles, no periods for few months & later heavy periods with clots & fleshy masses, or spotting on & off , Thyroid abnormality & prolactin problem indirectly. You develop that extra-pad of fat around the mid-segment of body, especially waist, thighs & breast, no fat beyond elbow & knees. Excessive body hair growth, hair fall , dark shade over lower half of face, acne , oily face skin, black skin over back of neck, inner thighs & under surface of breast. May have a family history of Diabetes, especially father or his family. This will not allow ovulation to occur at time & so you cannot get pregnant, till treated. It also increases your chances of early pregnancy abortions. But this has a solution. Just delay pregnancy for few months. Your weight has to be Weight(in Kgs)= Height (in cms)-100 eg- If height 160cms, 160-100= 60-65 kg is expected weight. Once you reduce weight to normal range, you won t need any medicine to get periods or to get pregnant & pregnancy will be healthy. To reduce weight - NO FASTING, No junk food/ fast foods/ red meat, reduce snacks in between meals Have low calories food, high proteins Regular exercise, aerobics , yoga, brisk walking try to reduce 2-4 kgs / month. Don t hurry on weight reduction, it will be difficult to maintain. As soon as you reduce atleast 5 kgs , you will see changes. Even if you are in normal weight range , try this schedule, it will help. Once this hormonal imbalance is corrected, not only chances of pregnancy is increased, but also the chances of abortion is significantly reduced. Hope I have clarified your query,do write back if any more queries All the best Dr.Balakrishnan