Pcos & Pcod - Want To Know Difference Between Pcos &

Pcos & pcod

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Want to know Difference between pcos & pcod?what is the solutions of this type problem?is it harmful?

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PCOD is associated with thinking of hair but in in pcos because Testosterone level increases so male like hair are there on body. Pcod. Both causes infertility is more common then pcos

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