PCOS affects far more than fertility. We treat the whole hormonal picture, not just one symptom.
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal condition that affects ovulation, metabolism, and often insulin sensitivity. It's one of the most common — and most under-treated — hormonal conditions in women.
Because PCOS touches so many systems, symptoms vary widely from person to person, and a one-size-fits-all approach rarely works.
PCOS management starts with labs — hormones, insulin, and metabolic markers — to understand your specific pattern. Treatment is then built around what's actually driving your symptoms.
Hormone correction tailored to your labs, addressing the imbalance behind PCOS symptoms.
Explore Hormone TherapyA full metabolic and hormone workup — since PCOS often overlaps with insulin resistance and thyroid health.
Explore Functional MedicineInsulin resistance makes PCOS-related weight gain especially stubborn. GLP-1 medication — including tirzepatide, which shows strong results for insulin resistance — paired with real hormone and metabolic monitoring can help.
Explore Weight Loss"PCOS isn't just a fertility issue — it's a whole-body hormonal and metabolic condition. Treating only one symptom, like the missed periods, usually leaves the rest untouched."
Reviewed for accuracy by McKell Johnson, FNP-BC, Clinical Director, and the Abbott Health & Wellness care team.
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A comprehensive hormone and metabolic panel, and a real conversation with McKell Johnson, FNP-BC.