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Can polycystic ovary syndrome be treated without hormone pills? how long should i take pills, will the syndrome finally be gone, after taking drugs?
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Yes but: The idea treatment for pcos is lifestyle changes; weight loss, a low carb diet and exercise. However, many women are unable to regulate their cycles or conceive without meds.
Answered 9/26/2016
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