Does PCOS Affect Pregnancy?
Yes and no, because PCOS is a unique disease that affects women based on their unique physiology.
This approach recognizes that these chronic diseases are largely preventable through healthy lifestyle choices, such as physical activity, healthy eating, stress management, and avoiding tobacco and excessive alcohol consumption.
Lifestyle medicine practitioners often work with patients to identify and modify the underlying lifestyle factors that contribute to the development of chronic diseases. They may also provide counseling, education, and support to help patients make healthy lifestyle changes, and may collaborate with other healthcare professionals as needed to provide comprehensive care. The goal of lifestyle medicine is to help patients live longer, healthier lives and reduce their risk of chronic disease.