What to do with polycystic uterus syndrome?

Women between the ages of 20 and 40 are very likely to suffer from polycystic uterus syndrome. The clinical manifestations of this disease mainly include irregular menstruation or infertility, and some aspects of obesity. However, most women do not know much about this disease and do not know what is the best treatment method. Next, I will introduce to you the treatment methods of polycystic uterus syndrome.

Abnormal hypothalamic pituitary function will lead to abnormal ovarian synthesis of steroid hormones, thus causing chronic anovulation. Abnormal hypothalamic pituitary function will lead to abnormal ovarian synthesis of steroid hormones, thus causing chronic anovulation.

a Treatment of polyovarian syndrome, conservative treatment

In my country, medicine classifies ovarian cysts as "癓瘕", believing that the occurrence of ovarian cysts is mostly caused by damage from the seven emotions, excessive sexual intercourse, or the six evils after childbirth or external invasion during menstruation, which lead to qi blockage and imbalance of yin and yang. Therefore, during treatment, a comprehensive and comprehensive analysis should be conducted based on the patient's overall cause of the disease in order to truly resolve the disease and bring good news to the patient.

b Treatment of polyovarian syndrome, surgical treatment

For patients with benign ovarian tumors, surgery is required to remove the ovarian tumor on the affected side. During the operation, the condition of the opposite ovary must be checked. If a tumor is found, it must be removed, and a pathological examination should be performed at the same time. However, this treatment method is prone to recurrence after surgery.

For patients with malignant tumors, surgery is definitely the first choice. Since the scope of the operation is relatively wide, the hysterectomy is usually required after bilateral adnexal enlargement and omental surgery, and chemotherapy and radiotherapy are also required if necessary.

I believe everyone is already very clear about the treatment of this disease. The most important thing is to detect it early and treat it early, so that polycystic ovary syndrome can be completely cured. If the patient delays the treatment, it is likely to cause more serious consequences, and may even lead to female infertility, causing great psychological harm to women.