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Ideal weight is based on length, gender, bone structure and musculature. Other metabolic factors aren't considered. PCOS makes it harder to achieve ideal weight, but doesn't change the goal value.

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Q: What should be the ideal weight for a person who has polycistic ovarian syndrome?
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