Dr. Thaïs (Thais) Aliabadi
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first heard Jul 2026
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Talk uh why that happens.
Um, 75% of these women gain weight and they have a very hard time losing it.
Many of them have mood disorder.
They struggle with anxiety, depression.
There's a high uh percentage of these women who end up having uh eating disorders or disordered eating.
They end up in uh eating disorder centers as a teenager, but instead of someone diagnosing them with PMOS, they end up in a psychiatric uh office getting psychiatric care and no one
you know, diagnoses them correctly and, you know, without treating the underlying condition, these patients are never treated and they stay in that s you know um system, unfortunately.
So when we talk about PMOS to generalize it, uh these are patients who struggle, majority of them struggle with weight.
They have anxiety and depression, they have mood disorder, they have acne
Hair, loss, facial hair, body hair.
Um, they have a hard time losing weight, um, and uh they have irregular uh period.
But there's so many different varieties of these symptoms.
One and you know, only 75% of these patients gain weight, 25% of them are lean.
So imagine you combine all these different scenarios.
You have one who's lean and has acne.
And has irregular period.
You have another one who has facial hair, body hair, uh has an eating disorder and is gaining weight and can't lose it.
And there's just so many combinations of these symptoms.
That's why it's so complicated for doctors to diagnose.
And that's why the simple criteria, if you follow what I told you.
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