Lifestyle • 4–5 min
Sleep & stress in PCOS — small steps that compound
Your body clock and stress signals influence many PCOS symptoms. You don’t need a perfect routine — just a few consistent cues. Start tiny and stack.
Why routines help
- Regular light and sleep cues help steady hormone timing.
- Gentle stress buffers calm “background noise” that can worsen symptoms.
- Small habits you’ll keep beat big plans you’ll drop.
Two tiny habits
Morning light
Step outside for 10–15 min within an hour of waking. It anchors your body clock and can support cycle regularity.
Wind-down window
Dim lights 60 min before bed, keep your sleep/wake within a 60–90 min window most days.
Pair with labs (context wins)
If you have numbers like AMH, fasting insulin, or LH/FSH, use them as context — not a verdict. You can try Tara below with any of these values.
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