PCOS Doctor Sydney
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

PCOS assessment and management from experienced GPs in Surry Hills. Support for periods, fertility, weight and hormonal symptoms.

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Understanding your hormones,
your cycle and your options.

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common hormonal conditions affecting women, and it can influence ovulation, periods, skin, weight and fertility in different ways for different people.

Our GPs provide assessment, diagnosis and ongoing management for PCOS at our Surry Hills clinic, whether you already have a diagnosis or are wondering whether your symptoms might be PCOS.

How We Can Help

PCOS affects everyone differently, so our GPs build a management plan around your specific symptoms and goals, whether that’s regulating your cycle, managing acne or hair growth, supporting fertility, or addressing longer-term metabolic health. We combine lifestyle guidance with hormonal or fertility-related treatment where it’s appropriate.

What to expect

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Schedule a standard appointment with your doctor, whether you have a diagnosis already or just want answers
Discuss options

Your doctor will assess your symptoms, arrange any relevant tests, and explain what’s going on
Treatment plan

You’ll build a personalised plan together, covering lifestyle, hormonal or fertility-related support as needed
Aftercare

Ongoing monitoring and adjustments happen onsite

Practitioners

Dr Idy Deng

General Practitioner

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Dr Kate Evans

General Practitioner

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Dr Brendan Treloar

General Practitioner

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Dr Jonathan Bentley

General Practitioner

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Prof Kerryn Phelps AM

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Dr Claudia Lee

General Practitioner

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is PCOS diagnosed?

Diagnosis usually involves a discussion of your symptoms, a blood test and sometimes an ultrasound. Your GP can arrange all of this for you.

Can PCOS affect my ability to have children?

PCOS can make ovulation less predictable, which may affect fertility, but many people with PCOS conceive with the right support. Your doctor can talk through your options.