PCOS Weight Gain — Balance Hormones & Lose Weight Online

Regulate insulin, curb cravings and restore metabolic health with evidence‑based medication and virtual care from HLTHi clinicians.

For: 18+ (Under 18 with parental consent)
Estimated wait time: 5 minutes or less

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All Weight-Loss Options

No insurance required

Why Does PCOS Cause Weight Gain?

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) affects up to 10 % of women of reproductive age. Elevated androgens and chronic insulin resistance trigger excess fat storage— particularly around the abdomen—while slowing metabolic rate. This hormonal imbalance makes weight loss difficult without targeted medical therapy

Common PCOS Weight‑Gain Triggers

Insulin resistance

high-fasting insulin / sugar crashes

Elevated cortisol

Chronic stress

Irregular ovulation

Leading to fluctuating estrogen/progesterone

Sugar cravings & emotional eating

driven by hormonal swings

How We Diagnose & Treat PCOS Online

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Detailed Intake & Video Visit

Discuss cycles, hirsutism, acne, mood, and past labs.

Hormone + Metabolic Labs

Upload recent tests or we e‑order LH, FSH, testosterone, A1C, fasting insulin, TSH.

Ultrasound Review (if available)

Share prior pelvic ultrasound; not mandatory for treatment.

Custom Prescription & Coaching

GLP‑1 to curb appetite & improve insulin sensitivity, metformin to lower hepatic glucose output; plus anti‑androgen or OCPs if indicated.

90‑Day Follow‑Up & Fertility Planning

Adjust meds, discuss pregnancy goals, and plan maintenance dosing.

Easy steps to get online medical weight loss treatment

Our virtual care process is designed to be simple and convenient, providing you with expert healthcare from the comfort of your home. Whether you're dealing with minor symptoms or need guidance on a more persistent issue, our licensed providers are ready to help. Here's how easy it is to get started:

Step 1.

Complete a 3‑minute intake, pick a convenient time, and meet a licensed HLTHi provider to discuss goals and eligibility.

Step 2.

Schedule your visit – Choose a time that works for you.

Step 3.

Connect with a provider – Join a secure video consultation.

Step 4.

Receive treatment – Get professional recommendations, prescriptions (if needed), and follow-up care.

Step 5.

The clinician may recommend over-the-counter or prescription pain relievers to help manage the symptoms.

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Common questions you may have about PCOS

Can PCOS weight loss treatment be done entirely online?

Yes. Intake, video consult, lab orders, and prescriptions all happen through our secure platform. Only blood draws are offline, and Quest has hundreds of locations.

I’m trying to get pregnant—are GLP‑1s safe?

You should pause GLP‑1s two months before actively trying to conceive. We’ll focus on metformin and lifestyle coaching instead.

Do birth‑control pills affect weight loss?

Combination OCPs have minimal impact on weight when insulin resistance is addressed. Your provider can adjust formulations to minimize bloating.

Will insurance cover my meds?

Metformin is often $0–$10 with insurance. GLP‑1 coverage varies; we provide a claim‑ready invoice and offer compounded sublingual options starting at $179/month.

How soon will I see results?

Most patients lose 1–2 lbs/week in the first 8 weeks and report fewer sugar cravings within 10 days.

Is my virtual visit private and secure?

Absolutely! HLTHi uses HIPAA-compliant technology to protect your personal health information. All consultations are confidential, and your medical records are securely stored.

HLTHi is a comprehensive patient management service that collaborates with independent healthcare professionals. These professionals utilize HLTHi's Advanced Patient Engagement Platform for service delivery. HLTHi, a subsidiary of Zenith Health Ventures, LLC, does not directly offer medical services. All medical services are conducted by independent practitioners in conjunction with Zenith Health Ventures, LLC. The content on this site is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice, or diagnosis. For health-related questions or concerns, please consult a qualified healthcare provider.

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