PCOS
PCOS stands for polycystic ovary syndrome and means that ovaries form on one or both ovaries, which often results in high testosterone levels in the body and an irregular or completely absent menstruation. Many people can have PCOS without noticing any problems at all, while in others it can lead to a lot of different symptoms. There is help available if you experience problems with PCOS, but a first step is to know your hormone values – mainly for testosterone but also the relationship between estrogen and progesterone. Something that also has a big impact on PCOS is how your blood sugar levels are.
Common symptoms of PCOS are:
- Pimples
- Increased hair on the body
- Infertility
- General depression
- Decreased sex drive
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