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When do women with pcos begin to see symptoms?
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PCOS: Any time you think you might have troubles with your hormones you should see a gynecologist. You may or may not have PCOS but you might turn out to have something else that needs attention. Hopefully the doctor will reassure you that all is OK.
Answered 1/6/2015
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