Can Diane 35 cure patients with polycystic ovary syndrome?

Polycystic ovary syndrome is a reproductive dysfunction in women. It affects the endocrine system and causes women to be unable to ovulate. If it is not treated for a long time, it can also cause ovarian lesions. Clinically, most doctors recommend the use of Diane 35 for treatment of polycystic ovary patients. The main effect of this drug is to promote ovulation in women. So will using it cause side effects, and can it cure polycystic ovary syndrome?

Patients with polycystic ovary syndrome will have regular menstruation while taking Diane-35. After taking 21 tablets of Diane-35, menstruation will usually come 3 to 7 days after stopping the medication, and most often should not exceed 10 days. If you do not have your period for more than 10 days after stopping the medication, please go to the hospital for consultation.

During the continuous use of Diane-35, women may experience less menstrual flow than before, and it is normal for the flow to be darker. It can be restored after stopping the medication.

The use of Diane 35 by patients with PCOS is only symptomatic treatment rather than a cure. After stopping taking Diane 35, the patients may still have regular menstruation in the first 1 to 2 cycles of not taking the drug, but the menstrual cycle will become irregular again afterwards. PCOS cannot be completely cured by any drug in current medicine. The impact of the disease itself can only be reduced through Diane-35.

Currently, there is no reliable drug to cure polycystic ovary syndrome, but the treatment plan is relatively mature, and the principle of treatment is symptomatic treatment. When women do not want to have children, they can rely on Diane-35 to have menstruation cycles. When fertility is desired, stop taking Diane 35 and use ovulation-inducing drugs. It is very necessary to use Diane 35 before ovulation induction, and it is usually used for at least 3 to 6 cycles.

The main purpose of giving Diane 35 to patients with PCOS is to increase the success rate of ovulation induction and the implantation rate of fertilized eggs.

Diane 35 has the effect of regulating endocrine disorders in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome, such as high LH (luteinizing hormone) and T (androgen) levels. High LH and T levels are not conducive to follicle development. Even if ovulation-inducing drugs are used in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome, ovulation may not necessarily be successful. Therefore, the use of Diane 35 before ovulation induction can increase the sensitivity of PCOS patients to ovulation-inducing drugs during subsequent ovulation induction treatment. Reduce the amount of ovulation-inducing drugs used.

Patients with polycystic ovary syndrome have infrequent menstruation and asynchronous endometrial development, which is not conducive to embryo implantation. Diane-35 has the effect of regulating the endometrial receptivity in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome, and may increase the embryo implantation rate in the subsequent process of inducing ovulation and pregnancy.

Here I would like to leave you with a word of advice: if you want to get something in the end, you must first give it. The treatment of an illness has a certain process, so don't be impatient.

Although Diane-35 is a hormonal drug, it is a combination of estrogen and progesterone and does not contain other hormones. Neither hormone causes obesity. Usually, the hormones that we refer to as causing obesity mainly refer to glucocorticoids, similar drugs include "prednisone" and so on. Because Diane-35 contains progestin, which affects water and sodium metabolism, some people may experience "mild weight gain" after taking it, but they are definitely not obese. And this slight weight gain will not increase with the increase of usage time. There is no direct proportional relationship between the two.