I've done the gastric bypass after my PCOS insulin resistance and weight finally combined into full blown diabetes. I wanted to do something before I ended up on insulin shots, I did that with both pregnancies and just didn't want to make that a part of my day for the rest of my life. I had also had an iffy liver function test from my daily pills as well so it was scary to think I might not be around in another 20 years and got serious about my options. Post surgery with the bypass your body absorbs everything differently including your own insulin, within a week I was off one of my two blood sugar pills within 6 weeks I was cleared to stop taking my metformin but still take it due to it's help with staying regular. My cholesterol is in much better shape and I still take synthroid but that's no big deal. I don't regret my surgery but I picked the gastric bypass because of these positive side effects. It is my understanding that the lap band does not produce the same effects it just aids in weight loss which doesn't change the way body absorbs your own hormones which is really what is going to relive PCOS symptoms beyond the obvious benefits of weight loss. If you have any specific questions about what I did feel free to message me and I'll try to be of help as you consider your options.

It is called COQ10 Enzyme.  PCOS sufferers are often insulin resistant because of the condition of the cell receptors that detect blood glucose and the cell membranes which allow the glucose to penetrate into the cell for energy.   COQ10 helps the blood glucose get into the cell in much the same way that insulin does, and it takes some load off the overworked pancreas and in time, can repair cell receptor sensitivity and the condition of the cell membrane.  Even cells that can't be repaired eventually get replaced anyway. Best wishes!