Is polycystic ovary syndrome serious?

In daily life, a very small number of women will suffer from polycystic ovaries, which needs to be treated promptly because polycystic ovaries will affect ovulation. It is generally infertility, which is usually treated through surgery and other methods. Early detection and early treatment can still be cured. Some people have high male hormones in their bodies. Below I will explain to you the health education knowledge related to polycystic ovary syndrome.

1. Is polycystic ovary disease serious?

1. Polycystic ovary syndrome is a chronic disease. Once symptoms appear, long-term treatment and care are generally required. It is difficult to cure and will affect women's entire lives. It is one of the more difficult and complicated diseases in gynecology. Therefore, if this happens, you must go to the hospital for treatment immediately, and the doctor will give you some advice.

2. It will affect the menstrual period and fertility problems at the age of pregnancy. If it cannot be controlled for a long time, even if you are young, it will affect the metabolic state. For example, some high blood pressure, high blood sugar, high blood lipids and other symptoms will occur. And with age, coronary heart disease will occur. If ovulation does not occur for a long time, it will lead to endometrial changes and endometrial cancer.

3. Therefore, this disease will cause lifelong harm to the body, and it will not only affect women's obesity. It will also affect fertility and may lead to infertility. Therefore, when it is discovered, it is necessary to seek medical treatment in time and control it as soon as possible to improve the occurrence of such incidents and minimize the damage to the human body.

2. How to check polycystic ovary syndrome

1. Imaging diagnostic examination

Patients with this disease need to undergo B-ultrasound examination, laparoscopy and other examinations, which can vividly show the changes in the location of the lesions in the uterus and ovaries. Ultrasound examination of the patient's pelvis will show an enlargement and an increase in the size of the ovarian tissue. Some obese patients also need to have blood sugar and insulin tests.

2. Laparotomy

If the symptoms of patients with polycystic ovary syndrome are severe and the pelvic position is severely enlarged, acute laparotomy may be required to check whether there is uterine and ovarian tumor.

3. Hormone test

Patients also need to undergo hormone tests, mainly to check the level of testosterone and the level of luteinizing hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone in blood cells. Patients with polycystic ovary syndrome will have a certain increase in luteinizing hormone, and their follicle-stimulating hormone in blood cells will also be found to be abnormal. The root cause is the obstruction of egg perfection.