Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Reviews

I am going to write this review from my personel experience with Polycistic Ovarian Syndrome (pcos). Polycistic Ovarian Syndrome affects women, so you men reading this may not be interested in this, however it is quite a common thing in women which I think should be spoken about more often, so please read on; regardless of if you are a ...  Read the complete review

I doubt that this will be of any real interest to most who read it but it is something which I feel I need to write to get things off of my chest in a relatively constructive way and well who knows if someone gets a diagnosis after reading it then it will have been a good thing. For any guys reading you may not want to carry on as the is about ...  Read the complete review

I was diagnosed with POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME, nearly five years ago now, I was 23 years old, it was due to the rare appearance of a monthly period. I would go six months before I would have a period sometimes longer. I explained to my GP the reason I never went to see him earlier, this was because I was scared not of him but of what I ...  Read the complete review

pcos has been a big part of my life for the last year and a half. the usual syptoms apply here, excess hair, acne, very irregular periods, acute abdominal pain and mood swings. i was put on dianette originally but it just made me feel worse, then it was cilest again just made things worse and lastly a normal progestion only pill that gave me ...  Read the complete review

Periods! Periods! Periods! Ok, that got rid of all the men, now, let's talk frank about PCOS: Tiredness, weight gain, excess body hair, pimples, horrid periods, cramps and infertility are just a few wonderful bonuses of PCOS. PCOS stands for Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome, which in its self doesn't tell you much, ...  Read the complete review

Polycystic ovarian syndrome has completely changed my life... As a teenager I was very slim & had regular periods. Then when I was 18 I started taking the Pill as I had a great fear of unwanted pregnancy. I continued taking the Pill for 10 years & then age 28 & happily married started trying for a family only to find that my periods were ...  Read the complete review

In 1997, I was diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, and I had no idea what it was, or it's effect on my life and health. I was diagnosed after 2 years of trying to conceive, and because my GP had never mentioned PCOS, I did not notice the signs. My aim with this opinion is that someone will notice the signs and take action. ...  Read the complete review