Is PCOS and PCOD a lifelong problem? Can it never be completely cured? I have PCOD with hirsutism, and my report shows polycystic changes in the left ovary.

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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PCOS is manageable with lifestyle changes and regular care. It can improve with the right steps but may not be cured fully. USG can confirm the presence of cysts so get done USG abdomen and pelvis soon

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