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Can pcos screw up your menstrual cycle?
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Yes: A common component of pcos is having irregular cycles. Talk to your doctor about your periods and if you need treatment to help regulate them.
Answered 3/23/2015
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Yes: Most women with pcos do not have regular menstrual cycles.
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