Dr. Sharon Malone

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The Mel Robbins Podcast · #1 Women’s Hormone Doctor: Take Control of Your Body, Balance Hormones, & Feel Amazing · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

So you overshoot it and you're making too much insulin.

You know, so acne, weight gain.

higher levels of insulin, irregular cycles.

Those criteria are basically the same.

And I think that when you get caught up on the polycystic part of it, you think you're going to do an ultrasound.

Instead of seeing one follicle, you're going to see 20 little ones.

Well, you don't see it.

That's not an integral part of making the diagnosis.

So we've made a lot of progress in terms of changing the name.

But you know where we haven't made a lot of progress?

Finding out why it happens and having new treatments for how to deal with it.

That's where the attention needs to be focused.

So when I say I have thoughts, it's like, yeah, great.

I'm glad you changed the name.

But we need to focus on, okay, now what are we going to do about it?

We need more research.

Endometriosis is simply that same tissue that lines the uterine cavity, the tissue that gets stimulated every month with estrogen before you ovulate and sloughs every month if you don't conceive during that cycle.

That's endometrial tissue, which is why it's called endometriosis.

Well, it belongs in the lining of your uterus, but for reasons that we don't really know why, it can migrate or spontaneously generate endometriosis.

in places where it doesn't belong.

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