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Severe pcos
I am suffering from pcos. I got my first period when i was 13 years old and after 4 years i got irregular periods and it stopped....It had been 7 years now. I had not taken any medication as i never got any problem and i was scared to go to doctor. I was alone and dependent. but since 1 year i got so much of facial hair and pigmentation on chin, hair loss, dandruff problems. Now i want to start treatment..can you please suggest the medical tests which i need to undergo. And i heard that this can lead to cancer!! is it true?
Can pcos be treated by medicines or need any other treatment???
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I would suggest you to meet a good gynaecologist immediately as you should not leave it like that.
PCOS can be treated with modification of lifestyle and medication, so do not be afraid of doctors but meet one immediately
Yes sometimes it can cause cancer but you do not need to worry if you get the treatment
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