Anyone who has been diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), knows the struggle, pain, confusion, and frustration that comes with the condition.
Anyone who has been diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome , knows the struggle, pain, confusion, and frustration that comes with it.
PCOS is an incurable reproductive hormone imbalance that impacts one in five women of childbearing age in Ireland, according to the Health Service Executive . Trusting what her body was telling her, Sasha continued in search of a diagnosis saying she felt ‘weird’ and that every time she exercised she felt like she was going to ‘pass out’ and that she felt ‘physically ill’ when eating things that were supposed to be good for her.
“The most frustrating thing about this is that it’s fairly easy to diagnose,” she told the hosts, “It’s so easy to see because your testosterone or your oestrogen will be really high. You’ll have really low Vitamin D levels, you’ll be deficient in a lot of things. You won’t have a regular period.”
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