How to treat polycystic ovary best

After getting married, a woman wanted to get pregnant and have a baby, but she found that she had tried many times but failed to conceive. After examination, she was found to have polycystic ovary problems. Normally, a woman's ovaries will secrete one healthy follicle, but the problem with polycystic ovaries is that they can secrete several follicles, but none of them is healthy. In this case, of course, normal pregnancy is impossible. So what is the best way to treat polycystic ovaries?

Generally speaking, polycystic ovary is not good for female fertility. The specific methods can be discussed in the following three aspects:

1. Ovarian cysts can usually be treated by removing them, but in severe cases, the pregnant mother's ovaries need to be removed, so pregnant mothers still need to pay attention to maintenance in their daily lives. After ovarian cyst surgery, women will be asked not to have sex because wounds will appear on the ovaries of the pregnant mother after the surgery.

2. If you have sex without following instructions at this time, the wound may not heal, which may easily lead to ovarian inflammation and even affect the recovery of the uterus, which is very harmful to women.

3. Generally, you should wait until the first menstruation after ovarian cyst surgery before having sex. Because menstruation can occur normally at this time, it means that the female ovaries have begun to recover. Having sex at this time will not have much impact. It takes about one to three months to experience menstruation again after ovarian surgery. Therefore, you can have sex about one to three months after ovarian cyst surgery.

Polycystic ovary can only be cured by traditional Chinese medicine. Use Bujingcao and white wine to apply hot compress on Guanyuan acupoint.

Western medicine does not know the cause of the disease

Either hormones or surgery

Polycystic ovary syndrome falls into the category of infertility and amenorrhea in traditional Chinese medicine. It is mainly caused by problems with the liver, spleen and kidney. The kidney is responsible for reproduction, and kidney deficiency will manifest in women as poor ovulation or even no ovulation, which will lead to infertility. Polycystic ovary patients often experience irregular menstruation. Women's menstruation is related to the spleen and liver. In traditional Chinese medicine, the spleen is responsible for blood production and control. When a woman's spleen is deficient, it will cause poor blood production, manifested as a small amount of menstruation, and then delayed menstruation. As the disease progresses, menstruation becomes absent. The absence of menstruation is also related to the liver. The liver is responsible for storing blood. If the liver is congested, it cannot store blood, and when the menstruation is supposed to come, there will be no blood to discharge. When treating polycystic ovary with traditional Chinese medicine, the first choice is to nourish the kidney, invigorate the spleen and resolve blood stasis, and use dialectical treatment according to the cause of the disease.