Yes! We have lots of information about PMOS which stands for Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, a medical condition which causes symptoms that often include: irregular periods, acne, unwanted hair, and trouble managing weight. We host a monthly moderated online chat for young women with PMOS that allows you to chat with others your age who are coping with PMOS , along with a nurse educator and a dietitian to help with nutrition questions, weight management and other issues. We also have many health guides and a booklet of information, plus a PMOS blog with new topics each month. All of this information is free!
Here are links to our information:
PMOS chat info: https://youngwomenshealth.org/online-health-chats/ Our next chat is Wednesday, Feb. 18th 2015, from 7-8pm EST.
PMOS health guides: https://youngwomenshealth.org/pcos-all-guides/
PMOS blogs: http://teenspeak.org/category/pcos/
PMOS booklet: PMOS Resources for a Healthier You
Editor’s note: The original post referenced PCOS; terminology has been updated to PMOS for consistency throughout this guide.
Our health guides are developed through a systematic, rigorous process to ensure accuracy, reliability, and trustworthiness. Written and reviewed by experienced healthcare clinicians from Boston Children's Hospital, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital and consistently ranked as a top hospital by Newsweek and U.S. News & World Report, these guides combine clinical expertise, specialized knowledge, and evidence-based medicine. We also incorporate research and best practices from authoritative sources such as the CDC, NIH, PubMed, top medical journals, and UpToDate.com. Clinical specialists and subject matter experts review and edit each guide, reinforcing our commitment to high-quality, factual, scientifically accurate health information for young people.