I assume you are already seeking gynaecologist help in this regards. Prolonged bleeding is more common in patients who are obese with PCOS. Sometimes the small and primitive follicles produce enough oestrogen to thicken the lining of the uterus but the compacting and balancing hormone, progesterone, is absent.
This leads to the lining of the uterus becoming thicker and thicker and may be associated with quite heavy bleeding or irregular, frequent and even constant bleeding. If you are not ovulating, your doctor may prescribe metformin that can help you get back on the track. I would not advise any herbal or so called safe supplements to try as they can in fact worsen the situation. Ask your doctor to prescribe multivitamin supplement specially
This leads to the lining of the uterus becoming thicker and thicker and may be associated with quite heavy bleeding or irregular, frequent and even constant bleeding. If you are not ovulating, your doctor may prescribe metformin that can help you get back on the track. I would not advise any herbal or so called safe supplements to try as they can in fact worsen the situation. Ask your doctor to prescribe multivitamin supplement specially