My amenorrhea/no period journey

Yes. You wouldn't unless you were using ovulation predictor kits that measure the level of hormones in your pee to check if you are ovulating.

Haven't tried. Any suggestions?

To my knowledge, anovulatory periods are very irregular. It's rare to have that and have regular periods.

Ovulation predicitor kits only test rise in LH (i believe), a rise in LH means you will ovulate within the next 12-48 hours. It doesnt mean you will 100% ovulate. To check if you ovulated, you have to track your basal body temperature (BBT) too (and that to 2 decimal places) , which usually rises slightly after you've ovulated.

An LH test is much more accurate than just tracking your body temperature (SO many things can affect your body temperature, especially when you are talking 2 decimal places...).

I'm so so scared of infertility the most.

Try not to worry - it might no even be a problem for you. PCOS doesn't necessary equal infertility. And even if you do have problems getting pregnant, there are treatments out there that can help. So it's not as bad as it appears!

Thanks for the kind words. When my periods do finally make an appearance, does that mean I did ovulate?