Hirsutism (excess hair) is usually a common symptom in Polycystic ovary syndrome. The excess production of androgens (male hormones, such as testosterone) is responsible for the extra hair growth, which can appear in places such as the face, neck, chest, back, and toes. The hair might grow as long as there is androgen stimulation for their growth. Solving the problem with the polycystic ovary syndrome might help solve the hair growth as well.
According to the data you provided (dian35 for 5 months after each other, then stopped for 3 months and again just for another month), you might want to wait for more. It might still be too early for the medications to show good results and to affect the unwanted hair growth as well.
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