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What are the most common symptoms of polycystic ovarian syndrome? will you be infertile because of it?
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PCOS: Women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) might: ●Have fewer than 8 periods a year ●Grow thick, dark hair in places where only men tend to grow hair, such as on the upper lip, chin, sideburn area, chest, and belly ●Gain weight and become obese ●Have acne (oily skin and pimples on their face) ●Lose hair from their head like men do ●Have trouble getting pregnant without medical help
Answered 11/23/2015
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