Symptoms
Periods, acne, hair, weight and mood: what each sign usually means.
PCOD symptoms checklist: 8 common signs and what they mean
Irregular periods, acne, extra hair, thinning at the parting, dark neck patches and more. A plain checklist of PCOD signs and when to see a doctor.
SymptomsIrregular periods and PCOD: what counts as irregular?
A typical cycle runs 21 to 35 days. Learn what counts as irregular, why PCOD changes the pattern, and when it is time to see a doctor.
SymptomsMissed periods with PCOD: when to worry and what to do
No period for 3 months and not pregnant? Learn why PCOD causes missed periods, why the womb lining needs protecting, and when to see a doctor.
SymptomsHeavy periods with PCOD: why they happen and when to act
Heavy bleeding can follow months without ovulation. Learn what counts as heavy, what else can cause it, and when to see a doctor soon or urgently.
SymptomsAcne on the chin and jawline: could it be PCOD or PMOS?
Painful pimples on the jawline and chin that flare before periods can signal high androgens. Learn the link with PCOD, and what treatment involves.
SymptomsFacial and body hair in PCOD (hirsutism): causes and what helps
Coarse dark hair on the chin, upper lip, chest or belly can come from high androgens. Learn what hirsutism is, what helps and when to see a doctor.
SymptomsHair thinning at the parting with PCOD: causes and what helps
A widening centre parting can come from androgens, low iron or thyroid trouble. Learn how to tell, which tests help and what treatment involves.
SymptomsDark velvety patches on the neck: acanthosis nigricans and PCOD
Dark, velvety patches on the neck or underarms often point to insulin resistance. Learn what they mean, which tests help and what you can do.
SymptomsMood, anxiety and poor sleep in PCOD: why it happens
Anxiety and low mood are 2 to 3 times more common in PCOD. Learn why, what helps sleep and mood, and where to get free help any time of day.
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