Dr. Thaïs (Thais) Aliabadi

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Live Like a Girl with Dr. Mindy Pelz · Why PCOS Was Just Renamed (And What It Means for Women’s Health Globally) · 20 Jul 2026 podcast

You know, there's so many factors as you know that affects our metabolic dysfunction.

But but there are a lot of us, and I don't have I've never had PMOS, but you know, fifty percent of

uh women are insulin resistant.

As we get older, we become more insulin resistant.

And, you know, north of ninety percent of us at some point in our life will have some metabolic dysfunction.

But it's important for those lean PMOS patients to know that at tissue level they do have insulin resistance.

And that's why when they go to get pregnant, right, if we and they're not getting

pregnant, I actually put them on metformin.

And lean PMOS patients respond really well to metformin and ovulation um uh stimulation when they're trying for pregnancy, better than the overweight patients.

Yeah, yeah.

So you know what?

I have patients who are uh PMOS patients who are very overweight, they're younger, and they still have a normal hemoglobin A one C.

That doesn't mean they don't have insulin resistance.

You still have to address it.

So I don't chase labs.

I always treat the condition.

You have to look at the patient.

Every patient is different.

They present differently.

You can't say, okay, so if your hemoglobin A1C is 5.7 or less, I'm not gonna treat you.

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