Healio (1/14, Schaffer) reports, “Women with polycystic ovary syndrome [PCOS] are more likely to have an eating or sleeping disorder and report decreased sexual satisfaction than those without PCOS,” investigators concluded after analyzing “data from 36 studies conducted through August 2018 assessing prevalence of any eating, sleep or sexual function disorders among women with PCOS (n = 349,529).” The findings of the systematic review and meta-analysis were published online in Clinical Endocrinology.
Related Links:
— “PCOS increases likelihood of eating, sleeping disorders, “Regina Schaffer, Healio, January 14, 2020