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What is PCOS and how is it treated?

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I was told I have PCOS. Does that mean I cannot have children?

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Polycystic ovary syndrome involves irregular ovulation, elevated androgens (acne, excess hair), and often polycystic ovarian morphology, frequently with insulin resistance. Treatment targets goals: lifestyle and metformin for metabolic aspects, hormonal contraceptives for cycle and androgen control, letrozole for fertility.

answered 2d ago•
Jyoti Ranganathan
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Most women with PCOS can conceive, often with ovulation induction using letrozole, which has better results than clomiphene in PCOS.

answered 2d ago•
Prakash Bhandari
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Even 5-10% weight loss can restore ovulation in women with PCOS and excess weight, and improves the metabolic picture at the same time.

answered 2d ago•
Tanya Grover

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