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Psychological functioning in patients with different PCOS phenotypes: exploring attachment styles and stress coping.

Psychiatria polska - 3 Apr 2026

Urban Witold, Dudek Dominika, Klasa Katarzyna, Sobański Jerzy A, Kacalska-Janssen Olga, Jach Robert, Mielimąka Michał

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OBJECTIVES: To assess attachment patterns and stress coping strategies in patients with NIH and non-NIH phenotypes of PCOS. Additionally, to explore the correlations between attachment and stress coping, as well as the correlations between BMI, hirsutism, and psychological variables. METHODS: 62 patients with NIH phenotypes and 32 patients with non-NIH phenotypes were enrolled into the study. Each patient...

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PMID: 42391273
DOI: 10.12740/PP/208260

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