By Dr. Umesh Jindal
The incidence of polycystic ovary syndrome is rising in preteens and adolescent girls. The syndrome is linked to changes in the level of certain hormones brought about by rising obesity rates, lack of physical activity, anxiety, erratic food habits and sleep patterns.
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