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Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

PCOS is characterized by higher levels of male hormones or androgens, which are produced in the polycystic ovaries, adrenal glands and also in the upper level body fat. Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is often associated with Syndrome X.


Physical Attributes	Yes	No	Don't Know	N/A
Are you overweight?
Is your Body Mass Index > 28?
Are your periods heavy?
Do you suffer mid-cycle pain?

Medical History	Yes	No	Don't Know	N/A
Do you have high cholesterol/triglycerides?
Do you have Type 2 Diabetes?
Have you been diagnosed with high levels of insulin?
Do you have insulin resistance?
Do you have low fertility?
Do you suffer from symptoms of excess male hormone:
• Excess facial and/or body hair?
• Acne or greasy skin?
• Hair loss from temples and crown of head?
Has your Doctor diagnosed you as being Menopausal?
Are your menstrual periods infrequent?
Has your Doctor diagnosed you with:
• elevated free androgens?
• low Sex Hormone Binding Globulin?
• High Blood Pressure