Bilateral warm ovaries with polycystic changes

Bilateral polycystic ovary syndrome is an endocrine disorder. The highest incidence rate is between the ages of 20 and 40. Once a woman has this disease, she will have ovulation disorders and eventually become unable to conceive. The disease will produce many symptoms in the early stages, and only early treatment will have a chance of recovery. So what are the symptoms of bilateral polycystic ovary syndrome?

First, what are the symptoms of bilateral polycystic ovary changes? Irregular menstruation. There are many patients who suffer from bilateral polycystic ovaries during adolescence. The main cause of this disease is abnormal ovulation. Patients may experience infrequent menstruation or amenorrhea, and a small number of patients may experience frequent or irregular menstruation. Moreover, many patients suffer from irregular menstruation, which has a serious impact on their lives and work.

Second, being too fat. Patients with bilateral polycystic ovaries will also have a more obvious symptom, which is obesity, and basically more than half of the patients will experience this condition. Moreover, the patient's weight is very different from that before the onset of the disease. Some patients even become like a completely different person after suffering from this disease. Some patients also suffer from low self-esteem due to obesity.

What are the symptoms of bilateral warm ovarian polycystic changes? Hairy body. Because of hyperandrogenism, patients may also suffer from excessive hair growth. Hirsutism refers to an increase in the patient's body hair. Originally, women's body hair is mainly distributed in the upper and lower lips, armpits, and vulva, but once the level of androgen is too high, the hair in these areas will all become permanent hair. Many patients also suffer from acne, which is mainly distributed on the patient's face, and some also appear on the patient's back and chest.