PCOS is currently the most common cause of infertility. But even for women who are not trying to conceive, it can cause troubling and difficult symptoms.

PolyCystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a somewhat misleading term because women who fit this diagnosis may or may not have cysts. Truthfully, a wide variety of symptoms can prompt this diagnosis. Some, but not all women who suffer from PCOS, will have issues with unwanted weight gain, unusual hair growth patterns, acne, and irregular periods. Some women experience none of these symptoms but still have excess testosterone levels. No two women with a diagnosis of PCOS are the same, and treatment should be individualized to target specific symptoms and their root cause.

In many cases, PCOS can be managed with diet, nutritional supplements, and lifestyle. With that said – implementing a new and specialized diet can be difficult – and navigating the information available on this topic can be challenging. It is frustrating to receive a diagnosis and daunting to realize that there is a lot of work to do to reach a level of healthy, normal functioning. Luckily the doctors at Red Mountain will help you work through this process. You will receive a plan that is unique to you and supports your body where it is most out of balance.