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A member asked:
How do obgyn check for pcos and thyroid problems? if i want to be checked do i just ask?
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Just ask!: Testing for PCOS and thyroid problems involves taking your medical history, doing and exam to look for features of PCOS and drawing some blood. Best wishes!
Answered 4/24/2016
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