PCOS Treatment Irony_ Birth Control Pills_ | PCOS

28 May 2025 · 1 min
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A short YouTube talk by Aaron Hartman, MD titled "PCOS Treatment Irony: Birth Control Pills" (uploaded May 28, 2025). The speaker explains that while combined oral contraceptives are commonly used for PCOS and suppress androgens, they can worsen some PCOS-related issues by inducing relative estrogen or androgen deficiency and causing vaginal symptoms. He contrasts this with other treatments used in functional medicine: metformin (to address insulin resistance) and low-dose naltrexone (to reduce inflammation and modulate the immune system), and states his view that PCOS lies on an autoimmune spectrum.

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