Condition

PCOS

A hormone condition that can cause irregular periods, extra hair growth, acne, weight gain and trouble getting pregnant.

Also called: polycystic ovary syndrome, polycystic ovaries, irregular periods

Who Can Help with PCOS?

OB-GYNs
A physician who provides care for pregnancy and childbirth and for women's reproductive health, including exams, birth control and menopause care.
Endocrinologists
A physician who treats hormone conditions such as diabetes, thyroid disease and osteoporosis.
Fertility Specialists
A physician or fertility clinic that diagnoses and treats infertility, including fertility medicines, IUI and IVF.
Dietitians
A nutrition expert who creates eating plans to manage health conditions such as diabetes, kidney disease, food allergies and weight.
Weight Loss Doctors
A physician who treats obesity with nutrition plans, exercise guidance and weight loss medicines.
Naturopaths
A provider who uses natural treatments such as diet, herbs, homeopathic remedies and lifestyle changes to support health.
Pediatric Specialists
A pediatrician with extra training in one area of children's health, such as hormones, lungs, kidneys, infections, joints or development.

Cities where practice websites say they offer it.

General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about pcos and what is right for you.