Six ratios of polycystic ovary hormones

Many parents want to have their own baby after their daily lives are stable, but they have been preparing for pregnancy for a long time without any results. At this time, both parties will usually go to the hospital for examination to determine whether the body is healthy. For women, the most likely condition is polycystic ovary syndrome. So, how can the six hormone tests indicate polycystic ovary?

To diagnose whether PCOS occurs based on the results of six hormone tests, we need to focus on the following test results: first, observe whether the androgen level is elevated; second, observe whether the ratio of luteinizing hormone to ovulation hormone is greater than 2. If the test data shows that it is greater than 2, then PCOS may occur. At this time, an ultrasound examination is also needed, which is mainly to see whether there are polycystic ovary changes in the uterus and ovaries on both sides.

Diagnosis of PCOS requires not only six hormone tests, but also consideration of two of the following three points. First, the patient has no ovulation or infrequent ovulation. Secondly, six hormone tests show elevated androgen levels. Finally, B-ultrasound examination shows that both uterus and ovaries show polycystic ovary changes. If two of the above three items are met, polycystic ovary can be basically diagnosed.

If a woman finds herself suffering from any of the above symptoms, she should not worry too much. She should go to the hospital for diagnosis in time and adopt treatment plans according to the doctor's instructions. As long as she cooperates actively, she can recover in most cases.

How to check the six items of female hormones

To check six items of sex hormones, you need to go to the hospital on an empty stomach on the 2nd to 5th day of your menstrual period to have blood drawn for testing. Estrogen is a common endocrine test in gynecology. Patients with irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, oligomenorrhea, etc. generally need to undergo this test. During the entire menstrual period, estrogen levels change regularly. The 2nd to 5th day of the menstrual period belongs to the early follicular phase. The estrogen levels at this time reflect the basic endocrine status of the uterus and ovaries. Through the examination, you can find out whether you suffer from premature ovarian failure, polycystic ovary syndrome, hyperprolactinuria, central nervous system amenorrhea and other conditions.

For patients with long-term amenorrhea, blood tests can be performed when the menstruation has stopped for more than 3 months or the endometrial thickness is less than 0.6 cm, which can also be regarded as the basic condition of the uterus and ovaries. The six sex hormone tests require fasting blood tests, preferably between 9 and 11 in the morning to avoid affecting the results of lactase.

In clinical medicine, irregular menstruation is a common and frequently occurring disease. An important test for irregular menstruation is the six-item test of sex hormones. The six-item test of sex hormones is to understand the endocrine status by testing the female hormones in the blood. It is generally recommended that patients be tested on the 2nd to 4th day of the menstrual cycle, preferably in the morning on an empty stomach, so that the test results are least affected and the results are more accurate.