Medical assistant builds free hormone health platform after personally experiencing PCOS
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A medical assistant in Malaysia has built a hormone health platform that is available free of charge. The idea came about after she herself experienced PCOS, or polycystic ovary syndrome.
PCOS is a hormonal disorder that is common among women. The condition occurs when the hormones in the body are out of balance. One of its main signs is androgen levels that are higher than normal. This can cause the menstrual cycle to become irregular.
From her own experience, the officer found that information about hormone health remains difficult for many people to understand and access. Therefore, she developed this online platform so that users can learn more about hormonal issues and reproductive health in a simple way. The platform also aims to help users understand their own body conditions.
So far, the platform has been made available free of charge to the public. The service is expected to help women who may be experiencing similar symptoms to become more aware and seek appropriate health advice.
Although this platform provides useful information, users are encouraged to seek advice from doctors or certified medical professionals if they experience persistent symptoms. The diagnosis and treatment of PCOS should be carried out by qualified health experts.
Sources: The Edge Malaysia
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