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What is the technical definition of pcos and what should my wife do about it?
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Yes: Pcos is genetic, though lifestyle factors contribute to improving or worsening symptoms. The most important thing is a solid diagnosis. Dietary changes with or without medicine can be helpful sometimes. Talk with your wife's doctor about specifics.
Answered 12/9/2013
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