Day 5. What treatments are under going for your PCOS? From the time I was told I had PCOS until March of 2007 I was under treatment for PCOS in general but as soon as I had the hysterectomy my GYN discharged from me her care and back into the … Continue reading
Day 4. Do you know any others with PCOS? (both online and IRL) I know a few people offline with PCOS but I know more online who have it because of the various PCOS groups I’m a part of, though I’m not actually friends with many for various reasons, mostly … Continue reading
Day 3. Have you ever been to PCOS meetings/events? Have you made any friends that way? I was part of a PCOS support group for a short period of time, but it didn’t last long, the group meet for about 6 weeks then I have no idea what happened to … Continue reading
Day 2. What was your first reaction to your diagnosis?? When it was confirmed that I did have PCOS it was like, great took you LONG enough to figure out what has been going on with my body since a pre-teen! I was ticked and pissed that it had taken … Continue reading
Day 1. How old were you when you were diagnosed? And/or how old is your PCOS now? My folks and I knew something was wrong as a pre-teen but could never get any doc to find out what was going on or wrong with my body. I just got the … Continue reading
After reading a few people’s blogs who also have PCOS and reading their answers to the list of what research says you will have to deal with if you have PCOS, like other people’s blogs I’m going to write my side of it, I know in many regards I do … Continue reading
There has been much talk over the years about “Cabs” that they are bad, that they are good, that you don’t need them, that you can’t live without them, and the list can go on and on. I know my opinion on the matter and I know that it is … Continue reading
PCOS stands for Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and many women deal with it, on a day to day basis. PCOS can effect one’s Menstrual cycle, Ability to have children, Hormones, Heart, Blood vessels and Appearance, in short it can effect every aspect of a woman’s life. It is estimated that over … Continue reading
Houston, Texas, Sunday June 13th, 2010 — PCOS Foundation’s first-ever, fun-filled, one-day symposium on understanding and controlling the effects of PCOS Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome affects 5-10% of women of childbearing age, with 30% of women having some PCOS symptoms. Over 75% of women with PCOS are undiagnosed: that’s an estimated … Continue reading
2010 PCOS SYMPOSIUM Presented by PCOS Foundation An amazing fun filled day of education, prizes, food and more! Learn about: > Hormonal Aspects of PCOS > Infertility & PCOS > Heart Disease & Metabolic Disease > Alternative Treatments for PCOS > Exercise for Your Health: Simple Exercise Techniques > Coping … Continue reading
