Dr. Sharon Malone
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
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It may, because in PCOS, as I told you, the treatment depends on what's your goal.
And if you have PCOS and you're trying to get pregnant, you may ovulate irregularly, and you don't know when that is.
So you may be going to ovulate three months from now.
So...
When you're trying to get pregnant, and that's a very different situation than for someone who has a period once a year, your opportunities for pregnancy are less.
For someone who has a monthly cycle, well, at least you have the opportunity every month.
For someone who has PCOS, maybe you ovulate three times a year.
So yes, that affects your fertility.
But we do have medications that we can induce ovulation with.
What I want women to understand is this, is that menopause is not an event.
It is a life stage.
You will spend 30 to 40% of your life
after you have completed menopause.
You will spend more time in menopause than you did in your reproductive years.
It is probably, if you're lucky enough and you don't get hit by a car, that will be the longest period
of your reproductive phases that you were in.
That's why I don't like the term post-menopause, because when you say post-menopausal, and I get it why we say it that way, but I don't want you to think of it that way, is because that gives the impression that you're over menopause.
Yes.
And you're not.
You're never over menopause.
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