On September 23rd, the PCOS Society organized a successful free PCOS camp at Norvic International Hospital to celebrate PCOS Awareness Month in September. The main focus of the event was to check young women for a condition called Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). Expert doctors talked about PCOS and its different aspects, such as irregular periods, difficulty getting pregnant, excessive hair growth, weight gain, and the importance of eating right and staying active.

This event was an all-day affair, and it wasn't just about listening to doctors. Attendees got to have one-on-one conversations with experts who could help them with their specific PCOS-related issues. These experts were kind and knowledgeable, and they provided personalized advice to women facing challenges because of PCOS. The camp at Norvic International Hospital was a special day where women could learn about PCOS, get support, and find solutions to their health problems. It showed how knowledge, care, and coming together as a community can make a big difference in the lives of women with PCOS.