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Abstract
A retrospective cohort study evaluates whether semaglutide use in patients with polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) is associated with an increased risk of mood disorders.
- The study compares mood disorder risk in patients with PMOS treated with semaglutide versus those treated with metformin.
- A large, propensity-matched dataset from TriNetX was utilized for the analysis.
- Findings may indicate differences in mood disorder risk between the two treatment groups.
- The outcomes related to mood disorders are preliminary and require further investigation.
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