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GynoInfo! Frank Talk with Dr. Burki
Welcome to GynoInfo! - Frank Talk with Dr. Regula Burki - the ultimate podcast for empowering women with essential knowledge about their bodies, gynecology, and navigating the healthcare system confidently.
Each week, Dr. Burki dives into women’s health topics, offering expert insights and practical tips to help you understand your body better, prepare for doctor’s appointments, and communicate effectively with healthcare providers.
Discover what to expect during gynecological visits, the key information your doctor needs from you, and the vital questions you should ask. With GynoInfo!, you’ll gain the knowledge you need to take charge of your health, advocate for yourself, and get the care you deserve.
Join us as we discuss women’s health topics in a frank, clear, relatable, and empowering way - one episode at a time!
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GynoInfo! Frank Talk with Dr. Burki
Understanding PCOS: Causes & Common Symptoms
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PCOS can feel confusing and overwhelming, especially when you’re first hearing the diagnosis. My goal in this episode is to break things down in a clear, straightforward way so you can better understand what’s happening in your body. I talk about common symptoms, how PCOS can affect menstrual cycles and ovulation, and why higher testosterone levels play such an important role.
We also explore how PCOS is diagnosed, including what doctors look for on ultrasound, and why PCOS can impact fertility for some people. Throughout the episode, I focus on helping you feel informed—not alarmed—because understanding your health is the first step toward managing it.
This episode is the beginning of a larger conversation. In upcoming episodes, I’ll dive deeper into topics like PCOS and weight changes, associated health risks, lab testing, and treatment options so you can feel empowered to make decisions that are right for you.
If you or someone you love is navigating PCOS, you’re not alone—and you’re in the right place. Be sure to follow the podcast for more honest, practical conversations about women’s health.
You can write to us at Questions@GynoInfo.net
And follow us on Instagram @gynoinfo
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You can write to us at Questions@GynoInfo.net
And follow us on Instagram @gynoinfo