Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is always a major hot topic; please see additional questions listed under Womens Health on this topic.
You may want to see your health care provider, or make an appointment at the SHCC to develop a treatment plan for your PCOS and dysmenorrhea (painful periods). This may involve starting on oral contraceptives to prevent the endometrial hyperplasia (a build-up in the lining of the uterus) and to promote more regular lighter periods. This might be all you need to make life much more pleasant and productive. Make an appointment today!