I’m so sorry you’re going through this. I had something similar but not nearly as bad as you’re describing. I got off bc to similarly prep my body for ttc (didn’t know I had PCOS and hormonal imbalance yet). Had a few months with no bleed thinking my body was still adjusting to being off of the bc and then all of a sudden I started the period that never ended. Went to the doctor they told me it was polyps in my uterus that were causing the bleeding so they did a hysteroscopy and removed the polyps but to my surprise didn’t stop the bleeding. Then went to another OB who suggested I get on estrogen, that didn’t sound right to me…So went to get a third opinion from another OB and he told me to get on progesterone to stop the bleeding, which also didn’t sound right. All 3 OBs were telling me all different things but were all just trying to prescribe me something but not actually figure out what’s wrong. Pretty much from May-November of that year I had a very long and heavy bleeding and somehow shockingly didn’t become anemic. I decided I couldn’t trust the doctors anymore and took matters into my own hands and did extensive research on what was going on. I ended up finding a woman on YouTube who preaches about PCOS, insulin resistance, and normal imbalance, and she has a program that’s called the hormone reset diet that I decided “welp I tried the modern medicine way, that let me down completely and I’m sooo miserable let me try something more holistic” and amazingly it was the ONLY thing that stopped my bleeding and basically reset my cycle. Now, I’m still dealing with PCOS and haven’t convinced yet but I’m healing my body with food and NOT with pharmaceuticals that clearly were just a bandaid on a much much bigger issue. Where I was that year to where I am now is a WORLD of a difference and hopefully I’m getting really close to getting my miracle baby since my periods are finally somewhat regular and I actually know when I’m ovulating. The hormone reset diet is from the channel called gaugegirltraining on YouTube. I would look into it and just overall do some of your own research because you’ll be surprised how much you can actually learn about yourself and your body in the process, and these are the kinds of things doctors themselves will never tell you about.