PCOS Treatment in Marylebone — Restoring Your Cycle
If you've been told to 'just lose weight' or to 'come back when you want to conceive', you deserve more. PCOS affects around 1 in 10 UK women of reproductive age (NICE) — and it's treatable. We support cycle regulation, insulin-sensitising nutrition, and stress-axis work, alongside your GP or endocrinologist.
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What you're seeing
The concern
Why it happens
What drives it
- Insulin resistance — drives ovarian production of testosterone and disrupts ovulation
- Genetic predisposition — PCOS runs in families
- Chronic low-grade inflammation, often diet-driven
- Excess body fat — adipose tissue is hormonally active and amplifies the cycle
- Stress-axis dysregulation — chronic cortisol blunts ovulation signalling
- Environmental endocrine disruptors (some plastics, pesticides)
Treatment approach
How Claudia treats it
12 Weeks Fertility Reset Protocol
Price on enquiryTwelve-week integrative programme — acupuncture, nutritional therapy, and herbal medicine work in parallel on cycle regulation, insulin sensitivity, and stress physiology, the three drivers of PCOS subfertility.
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From £125For women managing PCOS without trying to conceive immediately — acupuncture is studied for cycle regulation and ovulation in PCOS, and pairs well with NHS or GP-led metformin or ovulation-induction protocols.
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Common
questions
Can acupuncture and nutrition replace metformin or the contraceptive pill for PCOS?
No — and we never recommend stopping a prescribed medication. Many of our clients use integrative care alongside metformin, the combined contraceptive pill, or letrozole. Acupuncture and nutrition can support cycle regulation and insulin sensitivity, which sometimes allows your prescribing clinician to step medication down over time, but that is a clinical decision made with them.
How quickly will my cycle regulate?
Most women see partial cycle regulation within 3 to 6 months of consistent treatment, longer if cycles have been absent for years. Insulin-sensitising changes (waist circumference, HOMA-IR) often shift faster than ovulation does. We track cycle length and basal-body-temperature patterns at every visit.
Will weight loss alone cure PCOS?
No — PCOS is a syndrome with hormonal, genetic, and metabolic components, not a single condition that can be cured. However, evidence consistently shows that a 5-10% reduction in body weight (where there is excess) improves ovulation, insulin sensitivity, and cycle regularity in women with PCOS.
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