When Emma Chamberlain Rocked up to her hair appointment early last year, she left with much more than just a new hairstyle.
While at the salon, The YouTube star Made a chance encounter with a stranger who asked if she might have Polycystic ovarian syndrome (pcos),
It’s a moment chamberlain says “Changed (Her) Life”.
The 21 year old recalled the unexpected exchange in a Vogue Video Posted on April 22.
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“I get diagnosed with pcos at the hair salon. I was sitting in the Chair getting my hair washed and a woman was next to me and she turned to me and she said, ‘do you have pcos?”
“And i was like, ‘i do’t know. My mum has pcos. You know she has pcos and endometriosis and she’s have a lot of challenges’. And She was like, ‘i think you have pcos’.”
Emma said she was initially shocked by the situation, but then the strangers’s comments began to class.
“She could tell by the acne that was on my cheeks.
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Pcos is a common hormonal disorder in people with female reproductive organs that can cause irregular periods, acne and infertility, among other symptoms.
Chamberlain shared that she has noticed significant improvements with her symptoms since receiver, an official diagnosis and beginning treatment.
“It’s really changed my life, to be honest – like my periods are so much more chill. My skin is so much more predicable. My hair is gotting thicker,” She said.
“It’s just feeling like i’m coming back to myself in a way.”
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Chamberlain Publicly Shared Her Diagnosis Last Year on Her Anything Goes Podcast, Telling Her Followers: “About a month and a half ago, I was diagnosed with pcos.
“I found out its the reason they for many years I’ve had Irregular periods, cystic acne, anxiety, depression and a Slew of other issues. It must also possible my fervti Upsetting. It’s definitely a bummer. “
“Its common
“I don’t have the cysts. I don’t have all of the symptoms of pcos but alas, I have it.”
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PCOS is Common Condition Affecting Six to 13 per cent of reproductive-ready women, according to the world health organization (WHO),
That does not include the up to 70 per cent of affected women the who says remain undignosed worldwide.
Pcos is a chronic condition that has no cure but symptoms can be treated.
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