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A member asked:
I am a 21 yr old female with pcos. i have been diagnosed for years but my weight gain isnt being controlled. and i have excess hair growth on my face. i am currently taking metformin but i want to take ovasitol inositol supplement. is it ok?
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A visit with an Endocrinologist is recommended. Discuss the latest treatment options A weight loss reduction program may be available at a local medical center.
Answered 8/1/2021
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