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    Nigerian Doctor Clears Up PCOS Myths: Can You Still Have Children?

    PCOS: Understanding the Symptoms and Dispelling Myths In Nigeria, many women are concerned about polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). A recent video by healthcare professional Doc Doyze clarifies some common misconceptions. Doyze, a doctor and nurse, explains that PCOS is diagnosed through a pelvic scan revealing cysts around the ovaries. He highlights three key symptoms: irregular menstrual cycles, persistent weight gain despite efforts to lose weight, and unusual hair growth patterns. "PCOS is diagnosed when you do a scan and it shows cysts around the ovaries." Doyze explains in the video. However, Doyze emphasizes that PCOS does not automatically mean infertility. He notes that many women with PCOS have successfully conceived after treatment or consultation. The video concludes with a reassuring message, urging women to seek professional medical advice if they suspect they have PCOS. This video serves as a valuable resource for women in Nigeria and beyond seeking to understand PCOS better.

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