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🌟 Expert Care for Women's Health 🌟

30/10/2026

PMOS stands for Polycystic O***y and Metabolic Syndrome, a term used to highlight the connection between ovarian function and metabolic health. It can be associated with irregular periods, hormonal changes and metabolic concerns such as insulin resistance. Understanding your symptoms and overall health can help your OBGYN guide you towards appropriate, personalised care.

28/10/2026

PMOS does not mean that pregnancy is impossible. The condition can affect ovulation, which may make getting pregnant more challenging for some women. If your cycles are irregular and you are trying to conceive, understanding whether and when you ovulate is an important part of your fertility assessment.

26/10/2026

If your cycles are irregular and you are trying to conceive, You do not have to figure everything out alone. Speak to your OBGYN about your options.

22/10/2026

Meet Dr Thabo Mathekga, an OBGYN dedicated to helping women understand their reproductive and hormonal health. From menstrual concerns and PMOS to fertility and women's health, having the right information can make it easier to understand what your body may be telling you. If something about your period, hormones or reproductive health does not feel right, you do not have to ignore it. Book a consultation with Dr Mathekga to discuss your concerns and understand your next steps.

19/10/2026

Yes, many women with PMOS do become pregnant.
PMOS can affect ovulation, which may mean conception takes longer or requires additional support for some women. Having PMOS does not automatically mean you cannot have a healthy pregnancy. If you have PMOS and are planning a pregnancy, your OBGYN can assess your individual situation and help you understand your options.

16/10/2026

When should you see an OBGYN?

12/10/2026

Irregular periods are a common sign of PCOS, but they are not the only one. PCOS can also be associated with acne, excess facial or body hair, difficulty conceiving and metabolic concerns such as insulin resistance.
Symptoms vary from woman to woman, and not everyone experiences the same combination. Understanding the full picture is important for getting the right assessment and personalised care. If you have concerns about your periods, hormones or other symptoms, speak to your OBGYN.

09/10/2026

Irregular periods can be one of the signs of PCOS, but the condition can involve ovulation, androgen-related symptoms and metabolic health.
Some women with PCOS may have very obvious symptoms while others may have less noticeable signs. PCOS is more than a period problem, which is why looking at the bigger picture matters.

07/10/2026

PCOS is now being referred to as PMOS, Polycystic O***y and Metabolic Syndrome, to reflect that the condition involves more than the ovaries and menstrual cycle. It can also be associated with metabolic concerns such as insulin resistance, abnormal cholesterol and triglyceride levels, high blood pressure and Type 2 diabetes. #

05/10/2026

Do you think PCOS is only about missing your period? Think again. PCOS can affect much more than your menstrual cycle and may be associated with acne, excess facial or body hair, difficulty with weight management, insulin resistance and challenges with fertility. Your symptoms may not look exactly like someone else’s, which is why a proper assessment matters. If something about your cycle, hormones or body has changed, it is worth having a conversation with your doctor.

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Shop 79A Soshanguve Crossing Mall CNR Aubrey Matlala & Ruth 1st Street
Pretoria
0152

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+27760423546

Website

http://www.drthabomathekga.co.za/

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