Raga Deepthi Ediga: Grateful to See Our Perspective on Metabolic Health and PCOS Featured on Fertility News
Raga Deepthi Ediga, Chief Executive Officer at For Her Well-being, shared on LinkedIn:
“Grateful to see our perspective on metabolic health and PCOS featured on Fertility News today:
‘Raga Deepthi Ediga: PCOS Is Not an Ovarian Disease…’
For decades, women have been told that Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is primarily a reproductive or gynaecological failure.
The clinical reality is far more foundational: PCOS is a metabolic and endocrine disorder that expresses downstream symptoms in the ovaries.
When ambitious 20-somethings are placed on birth control, Metformin, or GLP-1 agonists without addressing underlying cellular insulin resistance, gut barrier breakdown, or circadian stress, we are merely managing symptoms while the root drivers progress.
Seeing mainstream reproductive medicine and fertility platforms amplify this message signals a crucial shift: we are finally moving from symptom suppression to root-cause, multi-system functional care.
Thank you to the editorial team at Fertility News for featuring this conversation and helping bring metabolic health to the forefront of reproductive science.
Read the full feature here.”

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