Embrace a Healthier Life with PCOS Relief

Join us in empowering women with PCOS: We provide support and advice to those who have been diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.

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With your fundraise PCOS Relief will be able to raise awareness about all 4 types of PCOS.

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WHO WE ARE

PCOS Relief is a charitable organisation (Charity Number: SC051494) that has been established to provide support and advice to those who have been diagnosed with any of the four types of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS).

We will develop a strategy of Campaigns to raise awareness about PCOS and the impact it can have on females. We will be doing this by engaging with Independent Medical Professionals as well as the NHS and the Scottish / UK Government to reach out to the wider public.

PCOS Relief will assist bringing the forefront the actual condition itself and highlight the possible preventative measures and support that is available.

We are a charity that provides support and advice to those who have been diagnosed with any of the four types of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.

Promoting the advancement of Education

PCOS Relief will be engaging with Independent Medical Professionals, the NHS and the Scottish and UK Government to advance education.

We are a charity that provides support and advice to those who have been diagnosed with any of the four types of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.

Promoting the advancement of Health

PCOS Relief will promote and encourage Health and Wellbeing. We want to provide resources on how to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

We are a charity that provides support and advice to those who have been diagnosed with any of the four types of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.

Promoting the promotion of Equality and Diversity

PCOS Relief want to provide a platform where Ethnic Minority communities can come and seek advise and support with confidence.

Common signs of PCOS

Menstrual Irregularities

This can involve missed periods, infrequent or frequent periods, heavy periods, or unpredictable periods

Infertility

PCOS is a prevalent cause of female infertility


Obesity

Up to 80% of women with PCOS are overweight or obese


Oily Skin

The skin can be excessively oily in women with PCOS


Hirsutism

A condition characterized by excessive hair growth on the face, chest, abdomen, or upper thighs, affects over 70% of women with PCOS


Persistent Acne

Severe acne or acne that persists beyond adolescence and does not respond to standard treatments.




Acanthosis Nigricans

Darkened, velvety, thickened patches of skin, most commonly found in body creases such as the neck, armpits, and groin.



Ovarian Cysts

Multiple small fluid-filled sacs in the ovaries. However, having ovarian cysts alone does not confirm a PCOS diagnosis, as many women without PCOS have cysts, while others with PCOS do not

Steering Focused Group

Diet and Nutrition Classes

Weight Management Classes

Comfort Talk

PCOS Awareness within Community areas

LATEST NEWS AND EVENTS

Fertility Network UK supports individuals and couples dealing with fertility challenges. They offer valuable resources and a sense of community for those facing PCOS-related infertility struggles, providing information and emotional support in a compassionate environment.

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The 4 Types of PCOS

Insulin Resistance
PCOS

Females with Insulin Resistance PCOS frequently have insulin resistance, this means their bodies does not respond as quickly to hormone. The slow response can cause glucose to accumulate in the blood and eventually change the way in which the body deals with sugar.

Inflammatory
PCOS

Inflammatory PCOS isn’t a specific type of PCOS. Females with PCOS have elevated levels of chronic inflammation. Chronic inflammation and PCOS are linked to several potential health complications, including type 2 diabetes and obesity

Adrenal
PCOS

Females who have been diagnosed with this type of PCOS means: the ovaries cause excess androgen which can cause adrenal dysfunction..

Post-pill
PCOS

Post Pill PCOS may be related to a condition called post-birth control syndrome. This is a collection of symptoms that can occur in some people when they stop taking hormonal birth control. Symptoms can include menstrual changes.

IN NEED OF SUPPORT OR ADVICE

PCOS Symptoms

Irregular periods

Severe acne

Extensive facial
and body hair

Fertility

Impact on Blood Pressure(Not all cases)

Impact on Mental health

Pre-Diabetic

Type 2 Diabetes

Heart Problems(Not all cases)

Cause

Currently there is no known cause or cure for being diagnosed with PCOS