Ovarios poliquísticos

PCOS and Metformin confused overview

Por Mr Mahantesh Karoshi
2024-04-20

The use of metformin and its side-effects can be confusing for women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) since there is a lot of misunderstanding circulating about it's contribution to weight loss and whether you should continue using it if you become pregnant. Mr Mahantesh Karoshi, a London-based women’s health expert and gynaecologist clears this all up for us. Ver más

Is my menstrual cycle normal?

Por Miss Aruna Ramineni
2024-04-20

Everyone’s cycles are different and many things can affect them. But how can you tell if there is something wrong? When should you see a doctor about your periods? And why can menstrual cycles vary so much? We asked leading obstetrician/gynaecologist Miss Aruna Ramineni, who has the answers. Ver más

Polycystic ovarian syndrome: when there is too much testosterone

Por Dr Umasuthan Srirangalingam
2024-04-19

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) affects how a woman’s ovaries works and her capacity to have children. Leading consultant physician and endocrinologist, Dr Umasuthan Srirangalingam, explains what exactly is PCOS, how PCOS symptoms can be managed, and why women with PCOS should look out for heart disease symptoms, as well. Ver más

PCOS: what to ask your doctor about polycystic ovary syndrome

Por Dr Rebecca Scott
2024-04-19

El síndrome de ovario poliquístico (PCOS) es una afección relativamente común. Los ovarios poliquísticos afectan alrededor del 20% de las mujeres en el Reino Unido, pero el síndrome en sí afecta a alrededor del 5-10% de la población femenina. Ver más