What is the treatment for polycystic ovary syndrome?

The world is infinitely beautiful because of women. A family cannot do without the presence of women, a company cannot do without the presence of women...Women have always played a very important role. A woman is happy. She can get the care of a man, she can grow up with her children, and she can do many things that men cannot do. However, some women are troubled by some illnesses while being happy, such as polycystic ovary syndrome, which affects their lives.

Polycystic ovary is the abbreviation of polycystic ovary syndrome, which is a syndrome caused by abnormal menstrual regulation. This disease is not only one of the main factors leading to female infertility, but also causes symptoms such as infrequent menstruation or amenorrhea, infertility, hirsutism and obesity, and cystic enlargement of both ovaries.

It is characterized by persistent anovulation, multiple immature follicles, androgen excess and insulin resistance.

Polycystic ovary syndrome affects women's pregnancy in two main ways: First, when a woman suffers from polycystic ovary, multiple eggs will develop at the same time, but when ovulation comes, no mature eggs are released. Therefore, polycystic ovary can lead to infertility. This is also an important reason why women with PCOS have long menstrual cycles. Second, the outer layer of the ovary is thick and dense. After the egg matures, it cannot break through the thick and dense white membrane in time: some of them eventually ovulate, but it has been more than 15 days, and the eggs discharged are over-mature eggs; some of them eventually fail to break through the white membrane to ovulate.

Clinically it is called unruptured luteinized syndrome, at which time the quality of the egg is low and not conducive to pregnancy.

There are currently many options for treating polycystic ovary syndrome, including simple hormone drugs, surgery, traditional Chinese medicine, etc. All have certain effects. However, the best treatment option is still the combination of Chinese and Western medicine. The chance of surgery damaging ovarian function is very high (thus causing premature ovarian failure); simple hormone drug treatment can easily damage ovarian function.

The above content is about how to treat polycystic ovary syndrome, as well as some common sense to help everyone prevent it. If you find it useful, please save it and send it to the female friends around you. For the sake of our health, we must pay attention to the quality of our daily life, get more rest in our spare time, and avoid staying up late.