Women's health
PCOS
More than irregular periods.
Polycystic ovary syndrome is common, yet it is often reduced to irregular periods alone. In practice it can affect hormones, skin and hair, metabolic health, fertility and long-term wellbeing.
These pages explain how PCOS is diagnosed, what the individual symptoms mean and where treatment or lifestyle changes can help.
Articles for this area are being written and medically reviewed.
PCOS affects different women very differently. Understanding your own pattern is the useful starting point.
Articles for this area are on their way
Femnee publishes an article only once it has been written and medically reviewed. In the meantime you are very welcome to bring your question to us directly.
Related areas
- Menstrual MattersPeriods can tell us a lot about our health.
- Fertility MattersUnderstanding fertility before decisions become urgent.