Dr. Thaïs (Thais) Aliabadi
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Jul
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of how to diagnose it, there's not gonna be any confusion.
If you meet two out of the three criteria, you have PMOS.
You do not need to have a high testosterone in your blood.
You do not need to have an ultrasound if you have a high levels of AMH in your blood and you're not a teenager.
Follow the guidelines that I just mentioned.
Right, right.
And if you think you have PMOS, then I wanna go into what these pillars of PMOS are and how we treat.
That's such a good question and I'm so glad you brought it up.
So as I mentioned, twenty five percent of PMOS patients are lean.
They're thinner than me sitting here.
But the only difference between PMOS regular, the classic PMOS or an overweight PMOS, and lean PCOS is just their weight, nothing else.
Everything else is the same.
Now, lean, if if you take a lean pay woman, a a lean girl, let's say, who doesn't have PMOS, who's let's say 24 years old, she's
5'9, she weighs 135 pounds, let's say, and you take the same girl, same height and weight, who has PMOS, the girl with PMOS at tissue level has insulin resistance.
Fascinating.
That's why I want you guys to understand.
I've never been overweight in my life, ever, except when I was pregnant.
I've never, ever struggled with weight, but my hemoglobin A one C was five point six, point one away from becoming pre-diabetic.
It it it but and you know because I've seen a few like that.
Because your environment makes a difference, your habits, everyday habits make a difference.
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