How to manage polycystic ovary syndrome?

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common lifelong condition that affects up to 20% of women worldwide. The majority of women with PCOS require medical treatment for short-term (irregular periods, hirsutism and persistent acne) and long-term (such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol) health issues associated with this condition. A third of affected women are first diagnosed with PCOS when they are seeking to get pregnant and most of them are often faced with delayed diagnosis, suboptimal and fragmented care.

Are you unsure if you have PCOS or not?

Are you worried about the impact of PCOS on your health? Do you need help to manage PCOS symptoms?

Our experts can help you to establish a diagnosis of PCOS, understand the impact of PCOS on your health and wellbeing, and suggest a holistic treatment plan that helps you minimise the impact of PCOS on your life.

Polycystic ovary syndrome is the most common endocrine disorder affect women of reproductive age. Unfortunately, very few clinics exist worldwide with the skills and expertise to help women with PCOS in addressing all the health implications of this condition. 

At LUNA we believe in empowering women with the right knowledge, skills, and tools to help them gain control of their health and minimise the impact of PCOS on their quality of life.

Are you not sure how does polycystic ovary syndrome affect your health?

Many women suffer from PCOS without knowing the full impact of this condition on their health. 

We developed a special questionnaire to help you understand the potential impact of PCOS on your menstrual health, fertility, weight, skin, hair, and sleep!

You can complete this questionnaire for free and download a copy to monitor your health