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How do i find a polycystic ovary syndrome specialist in my area? is an endocrinologist specialist the same?
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Endo or gyn: Specialists in polycystic ovary syndrome include endocrinologists and reproductive gynecologists. Some general gynecologists will also see and treat pcos.
Answered 2/19/2014
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