Good luck with your efforts in getting pregnant again. I have not had a biopsy of the endometrial lining or any other kind of test. I am very frustrated and don't know if I am being impatient or if I should find another doctor. Thanks for your help. It is very important that a definite diagnosis be made before undertaking any kind of treatment.
Anovulation can be due to many different causes.
You definitely need a thorough work-up before being given Clomid. We know that not all PCOS patients will respond to Clomid. If any of the two issues above are positive, there are adjacent treatments that can be added to the Clomid to help response. If those fail, then the patient will have to take injectable medication to respond. I do not think that you are being impatient.