I (may) have PCOS, now what?
A 5-step guide to the first things worth doing after a PCOS diagnosis — or a strong suspicion.
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We help women with PCOS feel confident in their bodies and have regular, painless periods — without restrictive diets that leave you hungry and exhausted.

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How we help
Good news
We're in-network with Aetna, BCBS PPO and Cigna, and we accept HSA and FSA cards. Most plans cover nutrition visits — often at no cost to you beyond your copay. Aetna asks for a doctor's referral before your first visit; BCBS PPO and Cigna usually don't. It's always your responsibility to confirm your own benefits before you book, and we'll walk you through exactly how.
After 18 months without one, I finally got my period again. My digestion is so much better, my hair is growing back and my nails have recovered — and the fatigue and lethargy I'd just accepted as normal have lifted dramatically.
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Book your first session with a registered dietitian who works with PCOS every day — or check your coverage first. Telehealth availability depends on your state, so just ask.