Babies born from polycystic ovaries have defects

In everyone's opinion, the biggest problem of polycystic ovary is infertility, and they will not care even if their menstrual periods are not very regular. However, polycystic ovary syndrome does not only lead to infertility, but also has a great relationship with the endocrine system and metabolism. So, what is the reason why babies born with polycystic ovary have defects? Everyone can understand this disease in detail and then take better measures to prevent it.

The most prominent characteristics of polycystic ovary are hyperandrogenism and chronic anovulation. Due to the high level of male hormones in the body and the disorder or loss of ovulation nerve function, young girls experience irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, excessive hair growth, obesity, and acne. When they reach childbearing age, they will develop infertility symptoms, which are all related to the high level of male hormones and ovulation disorders in polycystic ovary patients.

The medical community has conducted in-depth research on polycystic ovary and found that many patients with polycystic ovary commonly suffer from insulin resistance. Everyone is familiar with insulin glargine, which participates in the blood sugar control of our body. Insulin resistance is not only related to diabetes, but also closely related to polycystic ovary syndrome. The high glargine insulinuria caused by insulin resistance may promote the metabolism of uterine and ovarian androgen, resulting in hyperandrogenuria; high glargine insulin may also synergistically act with high androgen to inhibit the growth and development of eggs, which will cause ovulation function problems and cause menstrual disorders in women.

So what are the causes of polycystic ovary? There are many causes of its occurrence, the first of which is air pollution. It is a symptom related to various factors. In addition to the relationship between genes, environmental factors also play an important role in its occurrence. For example, when pregnant women are in the uterus, if they accidentally come into contact with some drugs or substances with high androgen content, or if the food they eat is unbalanced, the risk of disease will be increased.

The impact on patients with polycystic ovary is very large, not only on their emotions, but also on their physical and mental health, which makes patients have very negative emotions. However, the continuous development of technology now allows friends to promote ovulation and get pregnant normally, which makes people feel much more relieved. For young friends, it is very important to control weight, improve image and regulate menstruation so that they can have a better future life.