actress Larissa Manuela He said, in a post on his site Twitter This Tuesday (20) of those diagnosed with PCOS. “The diagnosis frightens me and I admit to being destabilizing,” she says in the published letter.
PCOS is a disorder that alters the normal process of ovulation due to a hormonal imbalance that leads to the formation of cysts. The syndrome makes pregnancy difficult and also has consequences for the skin.
“Yesterday through a detailed ultrasound, I found out that in addition to endometriosis, I also have polycystic ovaries. It is not easy to be a woman. A positive diagnosis scares me and I admit that I am unstable. But I am sure that I will find the best treatment for both diseases!”
Larissa Manuela on Twitter – Photo: clone / Twitter
Signs and symptoms of this syndrome are irregular menstruation, increased hair on the face, abdomen and breasts, increased fat on the skin, hair loss and difficulty getting pregnant, but all symptoms are not needed. The syndrome has no cure and caution should be exercised until menopause.
In 2021, the actress also revealed that she has endometriosis He talked about it on social media. “Anyone who has endometriosis, or thinks they have it, knows what it’s like to live with it. So, if a woman is, she’s been able to inspire this neighborhood for me, it’s really transformed, it’s really more special,” Larissa said at the time. All of this is being discovered and the process of learning it.”
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