What causes polycystic ovary syndrome

Is the health of the egg related to a woman's menstrual period? Polycystic ovary eggs are an abnormal condition. The presence of polycystic ovary eggs may cause menstrual disorders in women and even polycystic ovarian syndrome. So, what causes polycystic ovary follicles? Let's have a simple understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

Polycystic ovary syndrome may be caused by abnormal growth hormone or endocrine imbalance. After the occurrence of polycystic ovary syndrome, it takes a long time to fully recover. If women can actively seek treatment and improve their daily life, the recovery effect and time will be relatively good.

Patients with polycystic ovary will have some external manifestations, such as rough skin and obesity. In addition, because polycystic ovary affects women's endocrine system, it will also have a certain impact on women's ovulation period, causing ovulation disorders. In severe cases, it will affect women's pregnancy. Therefore, women with polycystic ovary usually have difficulty getting pregnant.

If a woman wants to get pregnant, she should take medication under the guidance of a doctor to promote uterine development. After the formation of perfect eggs, pregnancy will not be difficult. However, it should be noted that ovulation-promoting drugs must be used under the guidance of a doctor to avoid blindly taking them. Women can also undergo laparoscopic surgery to perform uterine and ovarian puncture treatment to increase the chances of pregnancy.

To diagnose polycystic ovary disease, the sooner it is examined and treated, the higher the expected effect. Although polycystic ovary disease has many clinical symptoms, scientific diagnosis is very important. In addition to the basic infertility tests, the first priority is to test six sex hormones. With the expansion of sex life and work pressure of urban women and the aggravation of environmental pollution, the incidence of polycystic ovary disease has a gradually increasing trend. At present, polycystic ovary disease has become the second most common cause of infertility after fallopian tube obstruction infertility, accounting for about 40% of women.