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Polycystic ovary syndrome:
we slim down while watching your menstrual cycle
Hormonal influence makes it harder. We adjust the stage while watching your menstrual cycle.
- Hormonal influence
- Irregular menstrual cycle
- Stalling despite the same effort
We consult nationwide through remote consultations. Results may vary from person to person.
- GroupFor people diagnosed with, or suspected of having, polycystic ovary syndrome
- PrincipleWe do not stop hormone therapy on our own, and we check your menstrual cycle together
- ApproachWe prescribe a diet that takes insulin resistance into account, and a stage-by-stage prescription
Why is it hard?
Why is it hard for this body to lose weight?
Hormones and appetite
When hormone balance is disrupted, appetite control is harder too. It is hard to get through on willpower alone.
Low basal metabolic rate
You use little energy, so you lose less even on the same meals. That is why progress is slow even when you change your lifestyle.
If this sounds like you
Do any of these sound familiar?
- Your menstrual cycle is irregular.
- Even when you diet, you lose much more slowly than others.
- You crave sweet food and carbohydrates especially.
- You are bothered by acne or body hair.
- You plan to conceive, and your weight is on your mind.
Miple's prescription
How a Miple prescription works
- Checking diagnosis and medicationWe look at when you were diagnosed, the medicines you take, and your recent test results. Hormone therapy stays as it is.
- Recording your cycleWe record together how your cycle changes during weight loss. Please tell us what has changed.
- Diet and prescriptionWe prescribe MYCUT along with a diet that reduces carbohydrates appropriately. We do not impose extreme restrictions.
- Adjusting monthlyWe change stages based on how your body responds. If your condition drops, we slow the pace.
Diet and lifestyle tips
Try this at home
- Cut back on white rice, flour, and sweet drinks, and add protein and vegetables.
- Do not starve; eat meals regularly. The longer you go without eating, the more you crave sweet food.
- Sleep on a regular schedule, and on days when stress builds up, walk even briefly.
- Record the start date of your period and tell us at your visit.
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Consultation process
How your care proceeds
Adjusting and finding your stage
We check your diagnosis and the medicines you take and start at a low stage. We also start recording your menstrual cycle.
Monthly body composition check · stage adjustment
Each month we look at body composition and your cycle together and adjust the stage.
Months 3–6, lowering stages gradually
Over 3–6 months we gradually step the stages down and settle a diet you can keep.
This describes the care process. The pace and results of weight loss vary from person to person.
Why Miple
Why the prescription is different
Made in-house by the director
The head doctor makes it in person in the in-house pill-making room. We can adjust the herbs and stage right away to fit your body.
7 stages · adjusted monthly
MYCUT is divided into 7 stages. We look at your condition each month and change the stage.
The head doctor, all the way
Since 2007, the head doctor personally handles consultation, prescription, preparation, and follow-up.
We adjust the stage every monthDivided into 7 stages, it is changed to fit your menstrual cycle and condition.
Polycystic ovary syndrome column →In these cases, see a hospital first
- If you have had no period for a long time or have abnormal bleeding, please see an obstetrician-gynecologist first.
- If you are trying to conceive, please discuss the timing and dosing period first.
- We do not prescribe during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Please be sure to tell us at your visit
- The name and dose of your hormone therapy and diabetes medicine (such as metformin)
- Whether you plan to conceive
- Your menstrual cycle and the date of your last period
- Recent test results
Recommended prescription
MYCUT
MYCUT is the foundation. Depending on your condition, we consider GONG BI JIN YAK.
For polycystic ovary syndrome care, please see your doctor in charge; Miple provides a diet prescription tailored to that body and works alongside your treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Polycystic ovary syndrome: your questions
Can I take it even if I have it?
In most cases, yes. We adjust while looking at your menstrual cycle and condition.
Will my periods change?
It is a diet prescription, not one that addresses irregular periods. Changes vary from person to person, and we check them together during weight loss.
Can I take it while on hormone medication?
Please tell us the name and dose. We check whether they can be taken together, and please do not stop your existing medicine on your own.
What about the diet?
Cut back on white rice, flour, and sweet drinks, and increase protein and vegetables. We do not impose extreme restrictions and set it within a range you can keep.
I plan to conceive. Is that okay?
We first consult so that the dosing period does not overlap with when you try to conceive. If pregnancy is confirmed, stop right away and tell us.
Here is how to send your first KakaoTalk message
Name: Height/weight: Biggest concern: Polycystic ovary syndrome-related situation: Medication/chronic conditions:
If you send us this, the doctor will review it and reply more precisely. It is fine to just ask for a consultation.
Ask about a prescription that fits your body
Please tell us your diagnosis and the medication you take.
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