u/thechickgoesmoo

Every time when I take her outside to go potty or play and it's time to go inside, I bend down my knees to pick her up, but it's difficult to do so because she starts to get *really* hyper. She barks, bites, jumps, and runs around like crazy and it's hard to catch her. It's as if she protests going inside the house. It gets so frustrating to the point where I put a harness on her so I can grab her more easily.

She's six months old. She's slowly getting better and a bit more mature, but this is one of the only issues I'm currently dealing with. Has this happened to anyone else with their puppy? Because I could definitely use some advice.

My gynecologist just officially diagnosed me with PCOS at the age of 26, after months of dealing with irregular periods, acne, and headaches.

The weird thing, though, is that I've been skinny my whole life and never been obese. I currently weigh 103lbs and have trouble gaining because of a fast metabolism. And I used to have really normal periods in my teens and early twenties until now.

I take Luvox for my OCD and she did tell me that they can cause hormonal issues. And I just found out that antidepressants don't directly cause PCOS, so my question is... how the hell did my symptoms hide for so many years since I started puberty at 13? It's so strange.

And, well, I'm also now looking for resources for those who have been recently diagnosed. Please let me know if there are any!