If you have PMOS and are undergoing fertility treatment, understanding how insulin resistance, hormone levels, inflammation and metabolic health may affect your fertility and pregnancy is key. Here’s a consultant’s take.
PCOS is now PMOS: What the new name means for your fertility and wellbeing
While the name is new, the lived experience for many people remains familiar. The hope is that PMOS will lead to earlier diagnosis, better treatment and more compassionate, accurate care.
Getting pregnant naturally with PCOS – Your nutrition and supplement questions in the spotlight
When you’re TTC with PCOS, small, consistent changes can help you feel more supported – starting with nutrition. From food to supplements, there’s no quick fix, but understanding your options can help you approach your next steps with confidence.
How I learned to manage hormonal acne naturally in my 20s (after saying no to hormonal treatments)
Enduring painful, cyclical acne in my early 20s, I found that prescription medication wasn’t giving me the relief or results I hoped for. After trying hormonal birth control, antibiotics and topical retinoids, my skin barrier felt damaged and worse than before — so I took a new approach. Here’s how simplifying my routine and supporting my body hormonally helped me manage acne naturally.
What is a phantom period, and is it actually a ‘real’ thing?
Think your period’s about to start — but nothing shows up? Phantom periods are a real thing, and they can be confusing. Here’s what causes them, how long they last, and when to get support.
Will a hysterectomy cure PMOS (formerly PCOS)? The short answer is no – and this is why
“I want to be in control of my body”: Florence Pugh, fertility, and the fight for autonomy
From endo to PCOS – and egg freezing – in a refreshingly candid new interview with Harper’s Bazaar, the 28-year-old is opening up about something very personal: her fertility.
Why your PMOS skincare routine needs more than a two-step cleanse approach
Of all the PCOS symptoms, changes in our skin is often one of the most visible signs. But can a top-notch PCOS skin care routine really change the game? The answer is yes, choosing the right products (in the right order) can absolutely support – but here’s why a holistic approach might be even better.
Keto for PCOS – weight loss updates & where the research is at, in 2024
In 2023, the Journal of the Endocrine Society published a study indicating that women with PCOS may see improvements in fertility, effective weight loss and hormone management, by following a ketogenic diet. Let’s deep-dive.
Your personal PCOS and fertility toolkit, with team Zita West
The PCOS questions you are asking
The top PCOS questions you’re asking, and all the next steps to get support and treatment rolling.
Supplements which tackle that insulin resistance factor, in PMOS
PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) brings with it a host of troublesome symptoms and some women don’t realise they have PCOS until they’re trying (and failing) to conceive. Fortunately, there are things you can do to improve your chances of getting pregnant with PCOS, including taking high-quality fertility supplements with specific ingredients.
PCOS and Inositol – how can this supplement help when TTC?
You might’ve seen PCOS and Inositol talked about in tandem – but what actually is Inositol? What’s the link with PCOS? And how can it help when TTC? Watch Zita West give us expert insight into all these questions and more.
Top 5 recommended exercises for improving fertility
Do I have PCOS or endometriosis? Take the quiz
Endometriosis and PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) both affect around 10% of women during their reproductive years. But do I have PCOS or endometriosis? What if it’s both? Let’s back up – can it be both? Yes, and expert support is crucial.
From thyroid to surrogacy – 2022 wrapped with Laurel Fertility Care
PCOS and endometriosis – can I have both?
AMH and PCOS: What’s the Connection?
Is “Infertility” the Same as Having “Fertility Difficulties”? A Fertility Specialist Explains
Infertility – The Infinite Loop of Hope and Heartbreak
5 Tips for PCOS Weight Loss
Follow These 6 Tips to Help You Get Pregnant with PCOS
Should I Get a Second Opinion on my Fertility Treatment?
How to Get Pregnant with PCOS
Conceiving with PMOS – 11 things that helped us
Trying to conceive with PMOS? Dietitian Jodie Relf shares the lifestyle changes, supplements and simple shifts that supported her journey to pregnancy – from prioritising sleep and managing stress to inositol, acupuncture and knowing when to stop tracking.
Track your Hormone Pattern to get Pregnant Faster
Rebel Wilson’s Fight for IVF Success and Hope
PCOS Management and Fertility Treatment
How To Help Improve PCOS Symptoms and Fertility
Why Are People Painting Their Nails Purple For PCOS?
How I Conceived Naturally with PCOS Against the Odds
3 Powerful Nutrients you Need to Optimise your Fertility
The Reality of Fertility #FertilityUnspoken
Moving on to Donor Sperm – Morgan and Wyatt’s Journey to Baby H
Rebecca’s IVF Struggle with PCOS and Endometriosis
Inositol and PCOS – what’s the link?
PCOS nutrition for natural conception support
PCOS affects approximately 1 in 10 women in the UK and is the most common cause of infertility in women. But when it comes to getting pregnant with PCOS, taking a natural approach can be successful in helping you conceive. So with this in mind, we asked nutritionist Kirsten Oddy her thoughts.
Can you have PCOS with regular periods? Your top questions, answered by the Women’s Wellness Centre
Plus, what about weight, fertility, and pregnancy risks? We answer your biggest questions about polycystic ovary syndrome with expert insight – covering symptoms, treatment options, and what PCOS really means for your health.



