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Trinidad S. Dela Cruz, MD-endocrinologist

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02/03/2026

March❤️ & April

please be guided❤️

25/02/2026

We’ve been told PCOS is a reproductive disorder.

But what if the ovaries are just the messengers?

Polycystic O***y Syndrome is strongly linked to inflammatory insulin signaling — not just “hormones.”

Here’s the loop most people miss:

Insulin resistance → higher insulin levels
Higher insulin → more ovarian androgen output
Higher androgens → worse insulin signaling
Worse insulin signaling → even higher insulin

That loop doesn’t just affect cycles.

It changes ovarian function at the cellular level.

When insulin is chronically elevated, it amplifies ovarian “hormone production” pathways and increases androgen production.

At the same time, inflammatory signals make that insulin response louder.

Cytokines like IL-6 and TNF-α can worsen insulin resistance and reinforce the cycle.

So the ovaries aren’t randomly “malfunctioning.”

They’re responding to a metabolic-inflammatory environment.

That’s why PCOS often clusters with:

• abdominal weight gain
• sugar cravings and energy crashes
• acne / hair changes
• irregular or absent ovulation
• elevated fasting insulin (even when glucose looks “normal”)

This reframes the target.

Because when insulin signaling improves, ovarian signaling often shifts with it.

Key pressure points that change the loop:

• Building muscle (improves insulin sensitivity)
• Daily movement after meals (reduces after-meal insulin spikes)
• Higher-protein, lower-refined-carb meals (flattens insulin demand)
• Sleep restoration (improves insulin signaling and inflammatory tone)
• Omega-3s and polyphenols (lower inflammatory interference with signaling)
• Magnesium (supports glucose handling and vascular tone)

PCOS isn’t only a hormone problem.

In many cases, it’s an insulin-and-inflammation problem that the ovaries are reacting to.

04/02/2026

february ❤️❤️❤️

04/01/2026

A month of possibilities.🩵

04/12/2025

Happy Holidays ❤️

03/11/2025

november 🩵

02/10/2025

october schedule ❤️

01/09/2025

Hello Ber Months

03/08/2025

dra trinidad dela cruz im/endo
meycauayan doctors hospital
tuesday thursday 12:30nn onwards
friday 9am onwards

cash slot available walk in
hmo (by appointment)

dr jose lorenzo dela cruz im
meycauayan doctors hospital
tuesday thursday po 9-12:30nn

mary mount hospital
tuesday thursday saturday 2-5pm

cash& hmo available walk in (dr jolo)

ang listahan po ay same day clinic lang po, wala pong advance na palista.. 5am-9am nasa guard po sa baba ng opd ang listahan. thankyou

21/07/2025

MEYCAUAYAN DOCTORS HOSPITAL OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT IS CLOSED. KEEP SAFE PO SA ATING LAHAT.❤️

01/07/2025

july❤️
tuesday and thursday
9am-12:30 Dr. Jose Lorenzo S. Dela Cruz
12:30nn- onwards Dra. Trinidad S. Dela Cruz

Friday
9am onwards Dra. Trinidad S. Dela Cruz

(make up clinic monday 12:30nn)

05/06/2025

NO CLINIC
JUNE 6-29, 2025

RESUME: JUNE 30, 2025 (tentative)

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Tuesday	10am - 2pm
Thursday	10am - 2pm
Friday	10am - 2pm

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+639192774926

Website

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