Don't need diabetes: Diabetes isn't a criteria to diagnose pcos. However, dm can be associated with pcos. Lots of reasons women have irregular periods and difficulty conceiving. Pcos is most common reason but not the only.
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Could well be PCOS: To diagnose pcos, we need 2 out of 3 of: 1. Irregular periods 2. Clinical signs like acne, hair growth and/or blood tests showing too much male-type hormones (androgens) 3. Ultrasound appearance of polycystic ovaries: high volumes or antral follicle counts. Also need to "rule out" other causes of irregular cycles: thyroid, prolactin, adrenal gland issues. See a fertility specialist (rei) for help.
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