Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome or PCOS is a common medical problem affecting young women. It is becoming more common and is estimated to affect more than 10% of women who are of child-bearing age. It also has complications such as a high risk of diabetes later in life. It is commonly associated with obesity but slim women also can get the condition too.
The standard treatment involves taking a common diabetes medication. But there are many more simple things you can do to manage your condition such as losing weight, reducing carbs and sugar and making your metabolism more fat adapted.
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From Professor Dr Shirley MD, Integrative Medical Doctor of over 30 years’ experience, author, speaker, women’s health expert
“Hi, you’ve come to this page looking for more information on PCOs or PolyCystic Ovarian Syndrome.
PCOs is becoming more and more common among young women, with some estimates around 15-20%. This is alarming, since it means that not only are you at risk of infertility, you are also at risk of other diseases such as Type 2 Diabetes and the complications which you can get from this.
The good news is that there is a whole lot you can do to fix your body and make it work better as well as prevent you getting the condition in the first place.
With my long experience dealing with women’s health problems, I am convinced that if you are diagnosed with PCOS, you need to have a holistic approach to managing it. Just starting on the oral contraceptive pill or a drug like Metformin, while it might mask your symptoms, doesn’t really fix the cause of the problem.”
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