[Margaret Pilkington]

No Flashy, you won't if you have a long cycle....say for instance 44 days, then you will ovulate around day 30.......and your period will arrive day 44 if you don't conceive.
That is the tough part of PCOS.......you really can't tell when you are going to ovulate unless you keep an ovulation calendar.
This means taking your temperature every morning before you get out of bed....the day you ovulate your temperature will go up by half a degree....and then you have to hope that the man in your life is in the mood.
Even this method is a bit hit and miss because you can have a temperature if you have a bit of an infection.......this is why I suggest professional help.