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9. Increased Stress
Increased stress is also a sign of PCOS. The presence of all the symptoms above can make the patient feel stressed. Undesirable physical changes also cause the patient to feel upset with their own appearance. Hence, it is very common for those who have Polycystic ovary syndrome to feel ashamed, isolated, and afraid of their condition. This can affect their way of life.
The negative feelings about themselves can make them miss school, work, and social gatherings. The accumulation of stress, isolation and negative feelings can further lead to depression and anxiety. It may be beneficial for the patient to see a psychologist after receiving a diagnosis.
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