Question 1

what's the best diet for people with polysistic ovarian syndrome?

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Mediterranean diet: This diet is the best for your long term maintenance... Especially if your condition is associated with obesity.

Question 2

how much of a weightloss will make polysistic ovarian syndrome go away. i'm 273, from 350.. i want this to go away!

Accepted Answer

Work with your dr.: When it comes to losing weight, a lot depends on your height weight medical conditions and other factors. So, your best bet is to speak with your doctor first, who knows about your polycystic ovary syndrome. Then they can instruct you what's the best approach. So you can lose your weight safely, and under medical supervision. Not every one body is the same. You may need to have yours custom tailored to your needs.

Question 3

is polycystic ovary disease a syndrome?

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Yes: Pcos is also called stein leventhal syndrome. Strangely, you don;t have to have ovarian cysts to have this disease. Symptoms include lots of things including acne, excessive hair growth, obesity and infertility.

Question 4

i was diagnosed with polycystic syndrome. could i be infertile?

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PCOS: Polycystic ovarian syndrome is a complex hormonal condition that can lead to an ovulation and unwanted facial hair. Obesity and diabetes are closely linked to it. Although irregular ovulation and skipped menses are common, these patient  often become pregnant without medical assistance. Please contact a gynecologist or endocrinologist familiar with this syndrome.

Question 5

hi , i have a polycystic syndrome from last 2 years , i would like to get pregnant asap , could you please give me suggest asap 
thank you ?

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R u ovulating?: The questions for pcos patients who want to get pregnant is "are you ovulating?" if you are having regular cyclic periods then you probably are and other than Folic Acid no special medicines should be needed. If you are not having periods then you are probably not ovulating. Metformin and Clomid (clomiphene) are common medications given to pcos patients to help with conception.

Question 6

what is polycystic ovary syndrome?

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Hormonal imbalance: Pcos is a hormonal imbalance often associated with cysts in ovaries.  It is seen more commonly in people who are overweight/obese and can include changes like lack of periods, decreased breast size, acne, and excess hair growth. If your doctor suspects it, s/he will start with a variety of blood tests to check your hormonal levels.

Question 7

what exactly is polycystic ovary syndrome?

Accepted Answer

A hormone disorder: Pcos is a syndrome or disorder in which women have 2 of 3 of the following: irregular cycles, multi-cystic ovaries, or excess androgens ("male" hormone levels). Pcos has no specific cause but it is associated with obesity, some heredity, and Insulin resistance (also seen in type 2 diabetes). Treatment can help with ovulation, fertility and cosmetics. Hope this helps.

Question 8

what are the signs of polycystic ovary syndrome?

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Clinical cues: Hi. PCOS is typified by irregular or absent periods, hirsutism, overweight, high testosterone, insulin resistance (&amp; sometimes type 2 diabetes), and often a high LH:FSH ratio. If you suspect you have PCOS, see your primary doctor, gynecologist, or an endocrinologist. PCOS is a diagnosis of exclusion; Cushing's and non-classical congenital hyperplasia need to at least be considered. Good luck!

Question 9

could polycystic ovaries syndrome be 'cured'?

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Yes: PCOS could be cured in some women with life-style changes.   Exercise and weight loss that brings weight towards ideal body weight can result in a cure.

Question 10

i trying to conceive but i have polycystic syndrome?

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Fertility Specialist: 25 year old woman with PCOS and TTC. There are things you can do. Studies show that eating a more healthy diet and losing weight is the first step for a woman trying to conceive (TTC) with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. This is only the first step. You need a full exam with a physician and then a fertility specialist. Read links: Good luck.
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I was diagnosed with polycystic syndrome. could i be infertile?

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Hi , i have a polycystic syndrome from last 2 years , i would like to get pregnant asap , could you please give me suggest asap thank you ?

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What is polycystic ovary syndrome?

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What exactly is polycystic ovary syndrome?

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