REGISTER NOW: https://t.co/1H8H4iJKrL | Join us on Saturday, October 25th, for PCOS Awareness Symposium 2025 - San Antonio, presented by @pcoschallenge, in partnership with @aepcossociety. Gain deeper insight into the lived experiences of patients and discover the most current,

Lean PCOS can present unique challenges, and its characteristics may be less well recognized in clinical practice. For PCOS Support & Advocacy Week during PCOS Awareness Month, Dr. Dan Dumesic, professor of reproductive endocrinology at UCLA, discusses what healthcare providers

Insulin resistance is a common but often overlooked feature of PCOS that can affect overall health. Our PCOS Challenge Critical Conversation Series continues with Dr. Ali Chappell, founder and CEO of Lilli Health, who discusses how healthcare professionals can better identify and

PCOS is often diagnosed when women are trying to conceive. Yet once pregnancy is achieved, many stop receiving care or follow-up. For #PCOS Fertility, Family Building, and Maternal Health Week during #PCOSAwarenessMonth, our Critical Conversation series continues with

Access to PCOS care is often limited by location, cost, and time. For PCOS Support & Advocacy Week during PCOS Awareness Month, Dr. Lynsey Johnson, founder of PCOS Sisters Telehealth Clinic, explores how telehealth can help expand access and ensure women with PCOS receive the

PCOS can lead to insulin resistance, raising the risk of Type 2 Diabetes. Medications like metformin and supplements such as myo-inositol improve insulin sensitivity, helping to reduce long-term health risks. Research shows that myo-inositol is as effective as metformin in

PCOS can disrupt ovulation due to hormone imbalances, making fertility a challenge. Treatments such as lifestyle changes, medications (clomiphene, metformin, oral contraceptives), and guidance from reproductive endocrinologists can improve ovulation and pregnancy chances. #PCOS

Irregular periods are a key symptom of #PCOS and can occur when cycles are shorter than 21 days, longer than 35 days, or absent for several months. PCOS causes hormonal imbalances that can disrupt ovulation, leading to inconsistent cycles in some people. If irregular periods

Thank you to @washingtonpost and @akjohnson1922 for spotlighting the real impact of #PCOS, through the voices of patients like Alexis King and the work being done to close gaps and elevate care. Read Article: https://t.co/N7a7S5WVO6

Many women with PCOS still face barriers to accessing fertility and maternal health care, even as workplaces begin to expand reproductive health benefits. For PCOS Fertility, Family Building, and Maternal Health Week during PCOS Awareness Month, Dr. Janet Choi, Chief Medical

Irregular periods in teens can sometimes signal PCOS: ▪️ First year after first period: Irregular cycles are normal. ▪️ 1–3 years after first period: Cycles less than 21 or greater than 45 days should be checked. ▪️ More than 3 years after first period: Cycles less than 21 or

PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) affects 10% of women worldwide, yet over half are undiagnosed. Symptoms like irregular cycles, acne, or excess hair are often dismissed. Early diagnosis helps manage symptoms and reduce risks like diabetes & heart disease. Ask your provider about

Teens with #PCOS may notice symptoms like irregular periods, which is the most common, acne, or weight changes. While some experience mild symptoms, others may see more significant changes over time. Hormone imbalances from PCOS can also affect mood and energy levels, which can

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PCOS can affect ovulation, making conception more challenging. Medications like letrozole can improve ovulation in up to 35% of cases, with pregnancy rates ranging from 32-39% (Franik et al., 2022). Monitoring cycles and discussing fertility options with a provider can help

“Closing Gaps, Elevating Care” is the theme of PCOS Awareness Month 2025. This week highlights lifestyle management as a cornerstone of PCOS care. Gaps remain in evidence, consistency, and patient-centered approaches. Elevating care means working together to close these gaps.

PCOS AWARENESS MONTH - LIFESTYLE MANAGEMENT WEEK Exercise can be a great way to manage PCOS symptoms. Strength training (like squats or push-ups) and vigorous activity (running, cycling) have been shown to improve insulin sensitivity by 36% and lower androgen levels. The key is

PCOS is both a medical condition and an emotional journey. 💚 Let’s raise awareness and offer support, not shame. For resources, visit organizations like @pcoschallenge and @pcosaa to help you navigate your journey. #PCOSAwareness #PCOSAdvocacy #FertilitySupport #PCOSChallenge

PCOS IN THE NEWS We are grateful to @_lori_harvey for bravely sharing her experience, @ness_atn for amplifying this crucial story, and @people for shining a light on the challenges faced by many in the PCOS and endometriosis communities. These stories, still far too common,