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2020-07-21 07:32:07
I have PCOS. And I also have a hump on the back of my neck. Will the hump go away with weight loss? And how do I reduce cortisol levels? Please help.
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Take proper consultation with endocrinologist for hormonal evaluation Specially to rule out Cushings if required if signs suggestive as u have described abnormal distribution of fat that is hump....

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Start with weight loss. Target 61kg.

Answered2020-07-21 07:55:05

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