Polycystic Ovary Syndrome or PCOS Syndrome

There is almost nothing as troubling for a woman who has been diagnosed with an ovarian cyst as to learn that it's Polycystic Ovary Syndrome or PCOS for short.

The reason for this is that while a simple ovarian cyst is most often relatively benign,  PCOS has enormous ramifications... what about PCOS and fertility?   What's PCOS treatment like?  Is there a PCOS cure?

Krista was 39 years old when she began to exhibit signs of PCOS.  Since one of the major consequences of having PCOS is an increase in androgen (a hormone that produces male characteristics) she began to grow facial hair, had really irregular...almost non-existant periods and started to gain weight. 

Horrified, after she realized what was going on, she started looking for a PCOS cure.  During her diagnosis, she found out that her ovarian cyst was 4.5 inches.

Her doctor insisted she have surgery, but Krista found something to help her...

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What Krista found during her search is the same thing that I've found out. 

There is an amazing book by a lady named Mary Parker called Ovarian Cysts No More, which is not only great for helping women who suffer from simple ovarian cysts, but the best thing is it's fantastic in helping women overcome PCOS! 

Her holistic PCOS treatment shows you how you can be rid of PCOS (and other types of cysts) within two months and whats more, rebalance your hormones and enhance your fertility.

The thing that makes this book so fantastic is that you not only get the information on how to cure your PCOS, but you also get a full 3 months of ovarian cyst & PCOS support personally from Mary.  She doesn't have that many spots left for her support, but as of today she still does, so make sure you check out her offer!

What is PCOS?

PCOS stands for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, which simply means that instead of having a single ovarian cyst, there are multiple ovarian cysts present.  Although, oddly enough, you can be diagnosed with PCOS without having multiple cysts. 

The strict definition is you have PCOS when you have two of the following three symptoms:

1. An absence of ovulation
2. An excess of androgen (a hormone that generates masculine characteristics)
3. Multiple cysts on your ovaries

Symptoms of PCOS are:

• Few, irregular or absent periods
• Increased body hair because of an androgen excess (masculanizing hormone)
• Hair loss on the head or thinning of hair
• Obesity
• Infertility

 Cause of PCOS
Many tests suggest that insulin resistance, and therefore having high insulin levels could be a major cause, although there is no proven known cause.  There is a lot of medical speculation that you could have a genetic predisposition,  but as yet there has never been a specific gene isolated that is known to cause it.

Diagnosed with PCOS and unhappy about it?

You aren't alone.  Do what Krista did and thousands of other PCOS women have done... take charge of your body and health!  The first step to a free-er, more wholesome you begins today!