polycystic ovary syndrome

What Role Do Parents and Guardians Play in Managing PCOS?

Parents and guardians can support adolescents with PCOS by:
- Encouraging healthy lifestyle habits
- Monitoring for symptoms and seeking medical advice when necessary
- Providing emotional support and understanding
- Helping to coordinate medical appointments and treatment plans

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