From the case of a clip published regarding PCOS, it can only be cured by taking Vitamin D, Keto+IF, Reduce Stress and Inositol (B8) at Rajavithi Hospital, Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Public Health. Reviewed the data and clarified that there is no data on which PCOS can be cured by treatment with the information presented herein. However, diet and activity adjustments are used in conjunction with hormone therapy. or birth control pills
Today (Sept. 8), the Thailand Anti-Fake News Center reveals that according to videos shared in various online media on the issue of PCOS, it can be cured with Vitamin D, Keto+IF, Reduce Stress and Inositol (B8). The Anti-Fake News Center conducted an investigation by Rajavithi Hospital, Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Public Health. found that such issues is misinformation
From the case of a health clip published by stating that PCOS disease can only be cured by taking vitamin D, keto+IF, stress reduction and inositol (B8) at Rajavithi Hospital, Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Public Health We reviewed the data and clarified that PCOS (Polycystic ovary syndrome) does not have any recoverable data from treatment with the information presented herein. However, diet and activity adjustments are used in conjunction with hormone therapy. or birth control pills
So the information and pictures are posted. and continue to share now therefore it is distorted information. Therefore, asking people to cooperate, do not share, do not forward such news. to prevent potential impacts. and for the public to receive information from Rajavithi Hospital, Department of Medical Services, can be tracked on the website www.rajavithi.go.th or call 02 206 2900
The conclusion of this story is this: There is no data on which PCOS disease can be cured by treatment with the information presented herein. However, diet and activity adjustments are used in conjunction with hormone therapy. or birth control pills
inspection agency Rajavithi Hospital, Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Public Health
