Blog — #HealthyHormones

For many, the journey to parenthood can be difficult, especially for those facing infertility. PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) affects about 10% of women, and around 80% of them will experience infertility. Although some women with PCOS conceive naturally, others require medical assistance. Recent research has deepened our understanding of PCOS, revealing that it’s not just a reproductive disorder but a complex condition involving hormonal imbalances, genetic factors, and metabolic disturbances. Key findings include: Hormonal Imbalances: Women with PCOS often have elevated levels of androgens (like testosterone and DHEA), which affect hormone receptor function. Beyond the Ovaries: PCOS is a lifelong...