PCOS has had a name change – but doctors are still falling behind in treating the hormone imbalance
Polycystic ovary syndrome can cause pain, diminish energy and exacerbate poor mental health. As a shift in classification is announced to help with diagnosis, Lydia Spencer-Elliott, who’s found that accessing targeted treatment can take years, outlines how women can help themselves as the NHS lags behind
Polycystic ovary syndrome can cause pain, diminish energy and exacerbate poor mental health. As a shift in classification is announced to help with diagnosis, Lydia Spencer-Elliott, who’s found that accessing targeted treatment can take years, outlines how women can help themselves as the NHS lags behind
Polycystic ovary syndrome can cause pain, diminish energy and exacerbate poor mental health. As a shift in classification is announced to help with diagnosis, Lydia Spencer-Elliott, who’s found that accessing targeted treatment can take years, outlines how women can help themselves as the NHS lags behind
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