I was reading another person%26#039;s question about PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) and I took a quiz on it and there were 5 categories with 5 being the worse and I was in the 4th but the very end of the 4th, closer to 5 and now i%26#039;m scared. I just got my insurance dropped on the 31st of March so I probably won%26#039;t be seeing a doctor for a while. Should I be concerned? Does anyone with experience with this/knows anything about it, anything at all will help! Thank you!
You better know more about your menstrual cycle (see in http://www.menstrual-cycle.info) because PCOS can be diagnosed only if you have:
1. oligomenorrhea (rare menstruations),
2. anovulatory cycles (absence of ovulation,
3. many/multiple small follicles in ovaries,
4. increased hair grow in %26quot;not feminine places%26quot; like face, breasts, etc.
5. infertility.
6. increased concentration of testosterone,
7. etc.,etc.,etc.
Read yourself and discover yourself.
Be Healthy and Happy!
1. oligomenorrhea (rare menstruations),
2. anovulatory cycles (absence of ovulation,
3. many/multiple small follicles in ovaries,
4. increased hair grow in %26quot;not feminine places%26quot; like face, breasts, etc.
5. infertility.
6. increased concentration of testosterone,
7. etc.,etc.,etc.
Read yourself and discover yourself.
Be Healthy and Happy!
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