PCOS Explained

Learn more about PCOS with Obstetrician-Gynecologist Dr. Karen Desrosiers

What is PCOS?

Obstetrician-Gynecologist Dr. Karen Desrosiers shares what PCOS is so you can be prepared to discuss it with your healthcare provider. (2:10 min)

Misnaming of PCOS

Learn more about why PCOS shouldn’t really be called polycystic ovary syndrome by watching this video with Obstetrician-Gynecologist Dr. Karen Desrosiers. (0:38 min)

Criteria for PCOS Diagnosis

Obstetrician-Gynecologist Dr. Karen Desrosiers shares the three criteria for diagnosing PCOS. (1:34 min)

Irregular Cycles and PCOS

Learn more about how irregular cycles are diagnosed by watching this video with Obstetrician-Gynecologist Dr. Desrosiers. (0:32 min)

Excess hair growth, acne and other androgen impact in women with PCOS

Wondering what causes excess hair growth, acne, and other androgen impacts in women with PCOS? (0:56 min)

Other health conditions linked with PCOS

What are some other health conditions that are linked with PCOS? Dr. Karen Desrosiers explains. (4:06 min)

Mental Health and PCOS

Did you know that there is a higher risk of decreased self-esteem in women with PCOS? Dr. Karen Desrosiers explains. (0:38 min)

Fertility and PCOS

Team Inofolic asked Dr. Karen Desrosiers, a Canadian Obstetrician-Gynecologist, to shed light on PCOS and fertility. (1:10 min)

Birth control pills and PCOS

When it comes to managing PCOS, it’s important to consider individual circumstances. (3:00 min)

Lifestyle changes and PCOS

One helpful way to manage PCOS symptoms can be lifestyle changes. Dr. Desrosiers shares. (1:28 min)

Metabolic and hormonal treatments and PCOS

Dr. Desrosiers is here to share different metabolic management approaches for PCOS. (0:58 min)

Fertility Treatments and PCOS

Dr. Desrosiers walks you through the options for fertility treatments, including IVF, medication, and additional options at fertility clinics. (1:55 min)

Surgery options and PCOS

What does surgery for PCOS look like? Dr. Desrosiers explains the procedure. (1:00 min)

LEARN MORE ABOUT PCOS ON OUR LATEST BLOG

How Does PCOS Impact Fertility?

One of the key benefits of myo-inositol is its ability to support fertility and hormone balance in women with PCOS. Research has shown that myo-inositol supplementation can help to restore regular ovulation and improve egg quality. This is especially important for women trying to conceive, as irregular ovulation and poor egg quality are common issues in PCOS. In addition, myo-inositol can help to regulate hormone levels, particularly insulin and androgens.
Pregnant woman holding her belly.