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I think i have polycystic ovary syndrome. how do i get treatment?
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See a doctor: With pcos, you would see a gyn, a reproductive endocrinologist (fertility specialist) or a regular medical endocrinologist. If you want to get pregnant, you would see one of the first two.
Answered 11/30/2014
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