Dr. Thaïs (Thais) Aliabadi
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Jul
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So there's absolutely no confusion.
Uh, this is a condition that affects hormones.
It aff it's uh directly related to our.
Metabolic health, it affects the ovaries, uh, it affects ovulation, and it's a combination of these symptoms that makes that this, you know, PMOS uh diagnosis for patients.
Because these patients present with different symptoms, it's always been very confusing to diagnose these patients.
To die.
So I would love to take a minute to explain it to your audience.
So um when we talk about PMOS, like I said, it affects on average fifteen percent of women.
And when in order to diagnose it, women need to meet two out of the three criteria.
The first one is ovulatory dysfunction or anovulation.
Which these are women who basically have irregular cycles, meaning they have their cycles are more than 35 days or they get
eight cycles or or less per year.
And their cycles are very unpredictable.
If you ask them, they never know when they're getting their periods.
Uh number two is elevated, these are women with elevated testosterone symptoms.
What are those symptoms?
The most common, we call it hairsetism, which means facial hair, body hair.
These are women who usually laser their hair, they do electrolysis, it doesn't go away, it all comes back.
Um, they have acne.
I always say if you're 25 and older and you're still still struggling.
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