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4 things that help me deal with period problems PCOS causes

Itโ€™s important to remember PCOS affects everyone differently but I wish I had access to this kind of information at the beginning of my journey. Hereโ€™s four of my biggest period problems and what Iโ€™ve found that helps.

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Research call out: Living with PCOS – a structured education programme

Polycystic ovary syndrome is diagnosed in one out of every ten women at reproductive age. Thecondition is characterised by irregular periods, increased levels of androgen manifested as acne orexcessive hair growth, and multiple cysts that can appear in the ovaries on an ultrasound scan. Many with PCOS experience difficulties in maintaining a healthy weight, having… Continue reading Research call out: Living with PCOS – a structured education programme

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Verity at the Androgen Excess and PCOS Society conference

Verity was able to attend the virtual AE-PCOS conference during the first weekend in November.ย The Androgen Excess and PCOS Societyย are an international group of professionalsย researching and improving the understanding of conditions related to androgen excess such as PCOS, Adrenal Hyperplasia, Idiopathic Hirsutism and Premature Adrenarche.

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PCOS Story: What I wish I had known

Post by Caroline Andrews, Trustee of Verity. Us trustees have been diagnosed for years and are privileged to have worked with some of the top professionals in the country so we may know more than most about PCOS. It was not always that way, at one point we were just like you, newly diagnosed. Iโ€™m 37 now… Continue reading PCOS Story: What I wish I had known

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PCOS on This Morning

We are thrilled thatย This Morningย decided to do a segment on PCOS today withย Dr Shahzadi Harperย and welcome to all our new followers. Considering the limited amount of time she was given she gave a decent general overview of the condition and some of the first-line management and treatment options given to patients but didnโ€™t have the time to be more specific and in-depth.