Anonymous birthcontrolfairy 8w

yes, I do, that’s the main things that my doctor had brought up as reference because I didn’t get my period until I’m 17 and I’m 19, almost 20 right now and even then I had to jumpstart it with medicine at least once but my testosterone has always been high.

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Anonymous OP 8w

You need 2/3 to be diagnosed: irregular periods, high androgenic hormones (like testosterone), polycystic ovaries. You have 2/3. Unless a better explanation for your symptoms arises, it sounds like a correct diagnosis. Don’t let the old name trip you up. Is there something besides the name that makes you think you were misdiagnosed?

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Anonymous birthcontrolfairy 8w

from my GYN or my physician? I just wanna make sure I answer the right question.

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Anonymous OP 8w

They’re both telling you that you have PCOS/PMOS, yes? Why do you think you were misdiagnosed?

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Anonymous birthcontrolfairy 8w

my GYN thinks I don’t because I don’t have the cysts, but my physician does because she’s apparently noticed things between my testimonies and bloodwork

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Anonymous OP 8w

Oh, I see. Get a second opinion from a different gyno. You don’t need cysts to have PMOS.

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Anonymous birthcontrolfairy 8w

that’s exactly what she had said to me I will definitely go see another person then. Thank you!

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