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PCOS and Cycle Charting: What Your Patterns May Reveal Over Time
In PCOS, cycles may appear regular while ovulation remains inconsistent. Learn how cycle charting can reveal patterns in ovulation and progesterone exposure over time, and how those patterns help guide individualized care.
rhmgyn
Mar 173 min read


The Role of Inflammation in PCOS and How It Affects Your Hormones
Chronic low-grade inflammation is increasingly recognized as an underlying feature of PCOS. This article explores how inflammation interacts with insulin resistance, androgen production, ovulation, and thyroid signaling, and why understanding these connections matter for long-term hormone health.
rhmgyn
Feb 274 min read


After a PCOS Diagnosis: How Lifestyle Factors Influence Hormone Health
An educational look at how everyday factors influence hormone signaling and metabolic health after a PCOS diagnosis.
rhmgyn
Feb 133 min read


Understanding PCOS: Why It’s Being Diagnosed More Often and What It Means for Your Health
An educational exploration of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), outlining why it is increasingly diagnosed and what it means for overall health.
rhmgyn
Jan 303 min read


The Female Fifth Vital Sign
Our body works in an amazing way. It must coordinate many different functions all the time. How do you know if you are healthy? Well, there are different ways and aspects that we can check to know if you are healthy: normal blood pressure, normal temperature, among other signs. Today, I want to talk to you about a new way, a way that you haven’t heard about it, and it is called the “fifth vital sign”. This is completely true. Women have an extra vital sign and you can recogni

Carolina Lyon
Sep 2, 20223 min read


Five Teen Menstrual Cycle Issues that Shouldn’t be Ignored
Women can experience some difficult menstrual cycle issues in their teens but are often told these things will “resolve” or are offered only hormonal suppression, during a time when their hormones are vitally important! Hormones in puberty are critical to the final development of female reproductive organs like the cervix. Suppressing or hindering this development leaves these women more vulnerable to disease and infection the rest of their lives. Plus, teens should not have
rhmgyn
Jul 31, 20223 min read
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