Polycystic ovary in women

It is quite common for women to have polycystic ovaries, because they often feel stomach pain, especially during menstruation, when the stomach pain is more severe, so they need treatment. Polycystic ovaries can cause serious obstacles to women's pregnancy function, so how should women with polycystic ovaries be treated?

What symptoms does polycystic ovary cause in women?

1. Hirsutism: Excessive androgens in the body cause hirsutism, so the distribution of women's hair tends to be masculine, such as increased beard, chest hair, hair from the navel to the pubic area, and anus and limbs.

2. Infertility: The cause of infertility may be anovulation caused by hormone disorders or ovarian insufficiency, or it may be poor quality or progesterone deficiency, which causes poor growth of the endometrium, thus hindering the implantation and development of the fertilized egg.

3. Chronic anovulation: manifested as less frequent menstruation and less menstrual volume, and may even cause amenorrhea in women. A small number of female patients have their periods only once in a long time, with heavy menstrual flow and long periods.

4. Obesity: About 25% of patients will suffer from obesity. The relationship between obesity and polycystic ovary syndrome in women is very complicated. It may be related to the reduced insulin sensitivity of female compatriots. Moreover, after androgen levels drop to normal, obesity still exists.