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How can i find the right doctor to treat pcos and has been successful in doing so? i'm from michigan. thanks
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Not difficult: PCOS is one of the most common problems which adult endocrinologists treat, so almost anyone in the field should be able to help you. Start by looking online for endocrinologists in your area or have someone recommend one they are happy with. Be aware that most treatments are only partially successful and there is no magic bullet
Answered 12/9/2015
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