What causes polycystic ovary syndrome?

Many pregnant women who are preparing for pregnancy feel hopeless and think they cannot get pregnant after learning that they have PCOS. Polycystic ovary syndrome is an endocrine disease. Its most common symptom is irregular menstruation or amenorrhea, which leads to infertility. However, everyone hopes to have a happy family and look forward to the birth of a baby, so many patients also want to ask, how does polycystic ovary syndrome usually occur? Below, I will explain to you:

Thin polycystic ovary syndrome is also known as thin type polycystic ovary syndrome. The actual cause of the disease is related to genetic factors, environmental factors, and dietary structure. Patients are very prone to endocrine imbalance, resulting in scanty menstrual blood flow or excessive male hormone metabolism, anovulation, difficulty in getting pregnant and other symptoms. After diagnosis, you need to cooperate closely with the doctor and use medication treatment methods such as combined Chinese and Western medicine.

Women with less menstrual blood volume can cooperate with doctors to adopt artificial cycle treatment to regulate the endocrine function of the uterus and ovaries and make the menstrual cycle normal. Patients with high levels of testosterone can use Diane-35 or other hormonal drugs such as Yasmin for emergency contraception and testosterone-lowering treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Infertile patients can cooperate with gynecologists and use ovulation induction methods to promote ovulation and facilitate pregnancy.

Is it possible to get pregnant with polycystic ovary syndrome through exercise?

The answer is yes, but be aware of the adjustments. This requires the use of Chinese herbal medicine and drugs for treatment to achieve pregnancy. If the treatment is normal, you can use drugs to induce ovulation. At the same time, it is necessary to properly arrange diet and increase the exercise index. If you still have difficulty getting pregnant, you can do artificial insemination.

Mothers who have been diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome should prepare for pregnancy as early as possible, which is conducive to effective pregnancy preparation. Under normal circumstances, the best age for a normal mother is between 23 and 28 years old, while the best age for a normal mother with polycystic ovary syndrome should be between 23 and 26 years old, so as to increase the chance of pregnancy.