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Information We Collect

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PCOS Symptoms



Do any of these symptoms sound familiar?
  • Changes in your menstrual cycle like more or less frequent? Heavier? Lighter?

  • Totally absent periods after have had a normal period during puberty?

  • An inability to become pregnant?

  • Decreased breast size?

  • A deepening in the tone of your voice?

  • Diagnosis of enlarged ovaries or an enlarged clitoris (quite rare)?

  • An increase in your body hair on your face, abdomen, or chest, as well as around the nipples?

  • Thinning hair on your head?

  • Worsening acne?

  • Dark marks along the creases in your groin, armpits, neck and breasts due to insulin sensitivity?


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