It's ideal: Patients with pcos are at increased risk of exposure to excess estrogen. Mirena (levonorgestrel) has no estrogen, only progesterone. Progesterone is like an anti-estrogen, so it helps women with pcos lower their risk of endometrial cancer (for which they are at increased risk). Thus your doctor is doing a great thing by using Mirena (levonorgestrel) to help with the pcos.
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