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For this with PCOS and endometriosis: - has anyone else failed multiple treatment (medical and surgical)? - Have you been told there is no other treatment available to you, and how have you dealt with this?
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I have PCOS and the doctor was talking about a pill to regulate my period again what's the pill called
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I had a ultra sound done on the 7th may there and I got the results last friday the ultra sound confirmed I have polystic overis and doctor said about a pill to regulate my period not sure if the doctor gonna give me the pill to regulate my period and I have been getting headaches due to. my pcos
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is it normal to have my period for the 4th month in a row with haven pcos
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I was diagnosed with pcos on Oct 23. Since then, I've been taking metformin. I've been experiencing hairloss. I take multiple vitamin exercises 5 times a week, lost 15kg, using serums and oils, and the fallout is terrible. I can now see my scalp. Has anyone experienced this and has a solution?
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My mom thinks that the heightened Testosterone I was exposed to before I was born due to her PCOS may have caused me to be non binary. 1. anyone else's family said this to them? 2. does anyone think it's possible that these are connected or that it could be tied to my own testosterone levels somehow?
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I've had pcos since I was 16 but I've never gotten any treatment for it from doctors but my new doctor prescribed me metformin and I'm scared to take it any experience with it?
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Does anyone with pcos have insilin resistance. I was diagnosed with pcos about four years ago and have been dealing with that really well. in the past I would faint and nobody knew why we assumed it was because I was anemic but I started fainting again and this time I am not anemic. The last time I fainted we checked my hemoglobin and it was in the seventies. this is why my doctors now belive insilin resistance is the cause. Which is also seen a lot with pcos patients. If anyone has had anything like this happen or any ideas to help with my fainting I love to bring ideas to my doctor rather then just ask for their opinion. Also if anyone really understands what insilin resistance is im still researching it because I do not one hundred percent understand it. Thankyou to all
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Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a condition where your ovaries does not work properly, and your ovulation cycle is disrupted.
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