
Sital Khistriya
UK-trained General Practitioner specializing in women's health, currently at Osler Health International in Singapore with 15 years of clinical experience.
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Jul 15, 2026
The 30 Year Mistake Behind Your PCOS Diagnosis and Why Menopause Won't Save You
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Amanda LimHOST
Now, do the ramifications of PMOS or honestly metabolic dysfunction generally, do those vary by ethnicity at all?

Sital KhistriyaGUEST
Yeah, this is the interesting bit that the Rotterdam criteria and everything that was done around diagnosing PCOS, and I'll flip back to the old name, is that it was based on mainly European studies and collections of data done across Europe.

Sital KhistriyaGUEST
And that meant that the diagnostic criteria, which is the irregular periods, excess hair or acne, and then potential cysts on a scan, were derived from that cohort.

Sital KhistriyaGUEST
They actually present, as you've already highlighted here, they present with insulin resistance at a much lower BMI.
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