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SERIOUS QUESTION ABOUT PCOS AND BEHAVIOR
I was told with PCOS you tend to do strange and ununusual behavior , then a person that's "normal" to say wouldn't do I was wondering if it was true or not. Nobody can relate to me better than someone that has it or knows about it
I've never heard that before. I have two friends who have PCOS. Both are quite normal. I can think of no real medical reason why that statement about people with PCOS exhibiting strange behavior would be true.
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