Transvaginal ultrasound is one of the tools that a physician can use to diagnose PCOS. Learn here all about having a transvaginal ultrasound to diagnose PCOS.
The doctor just ran a lot of bloodwork. What do the results mean? How does it relate to PCOS? This link provides basic explanations to all those confusing lab values.
The doctor just ran a lot of bloodwork. What do the results mean? How does it relate to PCOS? This link provides basic explanations to all those confusing lab values.
Women with PCOS frequently do not have regular periods. They may wonder if not having a regular period is bad for them. Get your answer here!
Many people wonder when PCOS symptoms begin to develop. Get more information about PCOS symptoms here.
Before the doctor can diagnose you with PCOS, he needs to rule out other conditions. Here are descriptions of the other diseases he may be considering before a diagnosis of PCOS.
When you see the doctor about troubling symptoms like excessive hair growth or irregular periods, he may perform blood tests or other exams to determine the cause. Here is an explanation of the most common tests he may run.
Transvaginal ultrasound is one of the tools that a physician can use to diagnose PCOS. Learn here all about having a transvaginal ultrasound to diagnose PCOS.
Get information here about seeing a specialist for PCOS, including what type of doctor and how to find one.
