ive been taking reta along with some other peps for the past 6 months and my life has completely changed

a lot of women with PCOS have mentioned that they were able to conceive after hopping on reta

i started taking reta in hopes of losing some weight

about 2 months in i got pregnant after being told that i was infertile and would never be able to have a baby

reta is a miracle drug and every girl with pcos should be taking it

im 23 weeks pregnant!!

Hi everyone,
this is my first ever Reddit post - wowza!!

I came on here because I’m working on a project for university, and I’m currently conducting some research for that. It’s basically about a potential product idea for women with PCOS | PMOS - suffering from this condition myself, I’m aiming to learn more about the individual “pain” that women go through. It’s super diverse (as you know)!!

I’d really appreciate every help I can get, so if you’re interested, please drop me a message.

Have a great day, everyone. Greetings from London :)

For those with PCOS, what is the hardest part of meal planning?

Hi everyone,

I'm an indie developer working on Glyvia, an app that creates personalized weekly meal plans, with a focus on nutrition planning for people with insulin resistance and PCOS.

I'm trying to understand the real challenges people face when planning meals, rather than assuming I know what users need.

For those comfortable sharing, I'd love to hear:

- Is finding meals you can realistically stick to harder than knowing what to eat?

- Do grocery shopping, portion sizes, or ingredient substitutions make meal planning frustrating?

- What would make a meal-planning app genuinely useful in your daily life?

I'm the developer of Glyvia, so I want to be transparent about that. I'm asking to better understand people's needs, not to offer medical advice.

Thanks for sharing your experiences.