PCOS has long been used to describe a common hormonal condition affecting women, but you may start hearing a new term: PMOS (Polymetabolic Ovarian Syndrome). Why the change?
In this episode of Health Matters, OB/GYN Dr. Nitisha Mutgi explains why experts are moving beyond the name PCOS, how PMOS better reflects the condition's impact on overall health, and what women should know about metabolic health, heart disease risk and long-term care. Learn why early diagnosis and regular monitoring can help you take charge of your health.
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PCOS or PMOS, What’s the Difference?
Featured Speaker:
Nitisha Mutgi, MD
Dr. Nitisha Mutgi provides comprehensive obstetric and gynecologic care for women at every stage of life, with a special interest in adolescent gynecological care and women’s health education. She is committed to helping patients feel informed, comfortable and supported while providing personalized care tailored to their individual needs.
Dr. Mutgi earned her medical degree from the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine and is part of the women’s health team at Wood County Hospital and Women’s Care of Wood County. She sees patients in both Bowling Green and Perrysburg and is accepting new patients.
Make an appointment with Dr. Mutgi by calling (419) 872-3201