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28-year-old shares PCOS relapse story, doctor responds
A 28-year-old woman living with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) since age 13 has shared her relapse story, detailing the challenges of weight gain and severe fatigue. She said the condition makes losing weight extremely difficult and that the fatigue can be so intense that exercise feels nearly impossible.
In response, a doctor commented on the case, noting that PCOS is a chronic hormonal disorder affecting many women. The expert emphasised that managing the condition requires a holistic approach, including diet, lifestyle changes, and sometimes medication. The doctor also acknowledged the mental and physical toll of relapses.
Indian Opinion Analysis
PCOS affects an estimated one in five women in India, yet awareness about its long-term management remains low. Relapses are common because the syndrome has no cure, symptoms like insulin resistance and inflammation can worsen without consistent care. The real gap is not medical knowledge but sustained access to affordable diet counselling and mental health support, which most patients lack. Watch for whether public health campaigns or insurance coverage begin addressing PCOS as a chronic condition rather than a fertility issue alone.
Source: ndtv.com
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