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PCOS Quiz: Guess What’s The Truth & What’s A Myth Test Your Knowledge On PCOS Did you know that September is PCOS Awareness Month? This condition, which affects up to 10% of women, causes uncomfortable symptoms and long term health risks. While the exact causes are still unclear, we do know PCOS is linked to insulin resistance. Insulin resistance creates high glucose levels in your bloodstream, which boosts your production of androgen hormones. An excess of androgens can cause a host of health problems, from acne to infertility. PCOS 101: Here’s your ultimate guide to navigating PCOS. Despite how common PCOS is, there are many myths and misconceptions about the disorder. So, check your knowledge about some of the most common myths about PCOS, and the facts to set them straight. Whether or not you have PCOS, it’s important to spread awareness of how this disorder impacts people’s lives. Share this quiz with your family and friends to help them know what’s true and what’s not! 1. Since it’s called polycystic ovarian syndrome, you need ovarian cysts to be diagnosed. Fact Myth 2. PCOS interferes with pregnancy. Fact Myth 3. Everyone with PCOS is obese or overweight. Fact Myth 4. Regular exercise is an effective way to improve insulin levels and manage weight in PCOS. Fact Myth 5. You can’t get pregnant if you have PCOS. Fact Myth 6. PCOS makes you gain weight. Fact Myth 7. Women with PCOS cannot lose weight like everyone else. Fact Myth 8. All birth control treats PCOS. Fact Myth 9. A healthy diet that helps you maintain low blood sugar levels can also help you manage PCOS symptoms. Fact Myth 10. Every woman diagnosed with PCOS grows unwanted body and facial hair. Fact Myth 11. If your menstrual cycle is irregular, you definitely have PCOS. Fact Myth 12. Women with PCOS have higher rates of anxiety and depression. Fact Myth 13. If pregnancy is not on your life’s to-do list, you don’t need to worry about PCOS. Fact Myth 14. PCOS is a genetic disorder. Fact Myth 15. If you are a breastfeeding mom, PCOS can hamper the supply of your milk. Fact Myth
