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PCOS is a hormone condition in women which may affect chances of pregnancy. The following articles provide advice on how to ease symptoms including irregular or no periods, facial hair and weight gain.
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Our feisty and funny endometriosis columnist Emma Kemsley is a born survivor!
Emma’s bravely honest and often hilarious column “Emma vs Endo” charts her fight against this debilitating condition.
One of the goals of this column is to raise awareness of endometriosis. Patients have been misdiagnosed and even told that they’re imagining or exaggerating their symptoms for many years, and many still wait far too long for a diagnosis.
Amy Williams is a period and fertility coach and clinical reflexologist, who uses an integrated approach to reproductive health, incorporating a holistic model of health with conventional medical pathways.
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