Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: You Deserve Correct Diagnosis

Avoid Misdiagnosis

What you'll learn

Recognize the three main criteria for diagnosing PCOS

Learn about regular and irregular menstrual cycles and their relationship to ovulation

Recognize the clinical signs and laboratory testing to determine male hormone excess

Learn the methods to look for the cysts in the ovaries

Requirements

None. It is for general public.

Description

"PCOS: You Deserve Correct Diagnosis" is an insightful and practical course designed to empower individuals with a comprehensive understanding of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). Accessible to all, this course requires no prior medical knowledge or training, making it suitable for everyone interested in gaining clarity and confidence in managing their health. PCOS affects millions worldwide, yet many suffer from misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis, leading to unnecessary stress and health complications. This course addresses these challenges head-on, providing participants with the knowledge and tools necessary to advocate for their health effectively.The course begins by demystifying PCOS, exploring its symptoms, causes, and the necessary and sufficient laboratory testing to make the correct di. Participants will learn about the latest diagnostic criteria and the importance of differentiating PCOS from other similar conditions that mimic PCOS and lead to misdiagnosis. Expert insights will illuminate common diagnostic challenges and offer strategies to overcome them, ensuring participants can engage confidently with healthcare providers."PCOS: You Deserve Correct Diagnosis" is not just about understanding a condition; it's about empowering individuals to take control of their health journey and providing resources for ongoing support and education. Join us to gain the knowledge and confidence needed to navigate PCOS with clarity and assurance.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction: Welcome Aboard

Lecture 1 Welcome Aboard

Lecture 2 First Essential Element for Diagnosis: Irregular Periods

Lecture 3 Second Essential Element for Diagnosis: Excess Male Hormone Testosterone

Lecture 4 Third Essential Element for Diagnosis: Ovarian Cysts

Lecture 5 If It Is Not PCOS, What Is It?

Lecture 6 Wrap up and what is next

Women with irregular periods, infertility, unwanted facial or body hair (hirsutism), polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), and/or obesity,Women who have family members with PCOS.,Anyone interested in reproductive health