After PCOS became PMOS, there’s hope for new awareness among Black and Latina women

Bontle Moka-Moliki starts and ends every day in pain. The 32-year-old Atlanta resident was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2019. Then in 2024 she was diagnosed with a condition now called polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome.

“If someone is at a zero, my pain is at a three every day, and then it’s only up from there,” she said.