If you are low income and ARE pregnant, you may qualify for Medicaid to cover your prenatal costs. The income limits for pregnant women are different than for other adults.
For your regular health care (you profile says you live in Atlanta) I did an Internet search for free clinic Atlanta and found this site: http://www.gfcn.org/ enter your zip code or city. There appear to be quite a few clinics in your area. Surely one of them can help you out :)
I would suggest taking a pregnancy test, but for your sake and the sake of your financials, I hope you are not pregnant yet. If you can't afford to go to the doctor, then you probably won't go as often as you need to for pre-natal care. Insurance is not that difficult to get, unless there are serious health issues (PCOS doesn't count, I have it as well and have never had a problem with insurance). Your future children will also need good insurance for the well baby care. Please get insurance!
Yeah i guess I forgot to put in this one that me and my husband don't currently have insurance so I can't get the meds I need or the advise from a health care professional.. But thanks I think I'm just gonna buy another test.
From the information you posted, I would say a coin toss would be as reliable as any opinion you will receive.
Have you discussed your recent odd periods with your health care provider? Have you discussed things that may help you conceive with your health care provider? PCOS sometimes is an issue in trying to conceive but there are medications that can help.
I wish you the very best (((hug)))