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6 Common Symptoms of PCOS

Polycystic ovaries

An ultrasound may reveal small cysts around the outside of the ovaries like a string of pearls, but not everyone with PCOS has cysts.

 

Infertility

It can be really hard to get pregnant with PCOS. Sometimes, if you lose as little as 10-15 lbs. you can trigger ovulation and improve your odds of getting pregnant.

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