PCOS is now officially called PMOS.

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The Name Change That Changes Everything

Hey Cyster, PCOS has a new name. As of May 2026, it's officially called PMOS: Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome. The condition hasn't changed. Your symptoms haven't changed. But the way the medical community understands what we've been living with finally has. The old name focused on ovarian cysts, just one possible symptom that not every woman even has. That narrow focus led to narrow diagnoses.

Up To 70% Of Women With PMOS Go Undiagnosed Partly Because Providers Were Looking In The Wrong Place.

PMOS recognizes this as a full-body hormonal and metabolic condition, driven by insulin resistance, elevated androgens, and chronic inflammation. A better name means better understanding, better diagnoses, and better care. Everything you've been doing to manage your symptoms is still valid. The medical world is just finally catching up. We put together a full guide on what PMOS is, what causes it, and how to manage it naturally.

Old PCOS New PCOS Named after cysts many women don't even have 70% of women Recognizes this as a full-body metabolic + hormonal condition dismissed, confused, Y and undiagnosed Focused on fertility Centers insulin resistance as a root driver more than daily quality of life Overlooked Encourages earlier intervention and whole-body support inflammation cardiovascular risk + long-term health Opens the door for better research, care & education Ignored hormone +metabolic aspects of the condition Helps women feel seen, validated, and understood READ THE FULL GUIDE

Xoxo, Tallene & Sirak, PCOS Dietitian & PCOS Personal Trainer

PCOS is now officially called PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome). We use both terms so every woman searching for support can find us.

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