Am I infertile? Do I have pcos?

At around 19 (I'm now 21) I began to have more hair down stairs, below my vagina (on the cheeks near my bum/anus lol) I thought that was weird but figured it may have been through the pill I was on (mini pill, as I'm "allergic" to estrogen). I stopped taking that after 7 months though and no longer use bc.As long as I can remember had white little/fine hairs on the outer sides of my breasts, I thought that was normal but today I was looking at my boobs and a lot of those hairs are now darker and more noticeable.. They seem to be very fine still and some of them have more then one hair in each "bud", I've never shaved the hair or anything so I don't understand why it's now dark? I looked it up online and pcos came up.. My periods are regular though?What has also made me worried if I do have pcos is having unprotected sex and never falling pregnant? I was with my ex (who I lost my virginity to) for 2 years and used the "pull out method" every time, except one time we didn't pull it out quick enough.. But I never fell pregnant? I've been with my current partner 3 years, also not using protection and have never fallen pregnant? Not that I've TRIED to fall pregnant but still no accidents?I also over the past few years have suffered acne breakouts and hair breakage. A year ago my dr found sugar in my urine but I was tested and am not diabetic.What are your thoughts? Am I infertile? Do I have pcos? Am I just being paranoid? Has anyone had this kind of symptoms and have found out they had or didnt have pcos? Please no stupid answers as I'm beginning to stress out!

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Get checked for insulin resistance. Not many doctors know much about it, sadly. Most that have heard about it, think of it as "pre-diabetic."Acne, thinning hair, fat deposits around the belly (like a spare tire) are symptoms of it. Fortunately, it can treated with Glucophage (Metformin), which allows your body to use insulin more effectively and lowers the insulin levels in your blood as a result. PCOS can be co-existant. Given your age, I'm not sure the PCOS has been active long enough to give you irregular periods.You may want to try a fertility specialist if your OB-GYN doesn't know much about either of these.