6 Signs You Have PCOS And Don’t Know It
1. Acne Keeps Coming Back
PCOS acne often shows up on the lower face. It can get worse around your period. This can happen when your body has too much testosterone.
2. Hair Growing Where You Don’t Want It
You may start seeing dark hairs on your chin, upper lip, chest, or stomach. This is another sign of increased testosterone. The strange part is that testosterone can make hair grow in these places while the hair on your head gets thinner.
3. Your Part Keeps Getting Wider
Your ponytail may feel smaller. You may see more scalp. Your part may look wider than it used to. Testosterone can cause the hair follicles on your scalp to shrink. This is called miniaturization. Over time, each new hair can grow back thinner and weaker.
4. Dark Patches Show Up On Your Skin
You may notice dark, soft patches around your neck or under your arms. They can look like dirt. But they do not rub off. These patches can be linked to high insulin.
5. Your Skin Gets Oily Fast
You wash your face. A few hours later, the oil is back. Too much testosterone can make your oil glands produce more oil. That can also make acne worse.
6. Skin Tags Start Showing Up
Skin tags are small, soft pieces of skin. They often show up around your neck or under your arms. They can also be linked to high insulin.
So What Is Behind All These Signs?
PCOS can affect both testosterone and insulin.
High insulin can push your body to make more testosterone.
And too much testosterone can show up as:
Acne.
Oily skin.
Chin hair.
And thinning hair.
But when it comes to the hair on your head, there is another hormone you need to know about.
DHT.
Some testosterone turns into a stronger androgen called DHT.
DHT can bind to hair follicles that are sensitive to it.
Over time, those follicles begin to shrink.
Each new hair grows back thinner.
Then thinner again.
Your ponytail gets smaller.
Your part gets wider.
And more hair ends up in the shower drain.
So while your hormones can make you grow hair on your chin...
they can also make the hair on your head thinner.
That Is Why Another Shampoo May Not Be Enough
Shampoo works on the outside.
But hormone driven hair loss starts on the inside.
Minoxidil can help stimulate hair growth.
But it does not block DHT.
That means the hormone tied to follicle shrinking may still be there.
Some women turn to prescription options like spironolactone.
Others try birth control.
But many women want a simpler, more natural way to target DHT.
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New baby hairs coming in.
A part that looks fuller.
Thicker, healthier looking hair.
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