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Trying to get Pregnant-Sleeve or Bypass

I am wondering for those who needed surgery to try to combat PCOS or just trying to get pregnant, which surgery did you decide and why? Are you pregnant? Have you had weight gain that you can't loose after pregnancy? Any struggles?

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I'm only 6 weeks post RNY, but I can tell you that from what I've learned, the bypass is the better bet for women with PCOS, partly because most bypass patients have a higher amount of excess weight lost and a higher percentage of chance that the weight will stay off long-term. I have a pretty bad case of it, and I'm hoping someday I might be able to have a normal reproductive system and eventually get pregnant. I haven't seen much of a change yet besides my skin clearing up, but I'm hopeful for the future, as a lot of women have greatly decreased symptoms, or even go into remission. And I'm only 6 weeks out. Here's hoping! :D

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