How to treat polycystic uterus syndrome?

All women care about their weight. Generally speaking, the weight of an adult woman is around 100 kilograms, and no more than 120 kilograms. If it exceeds this standard, the body is considered obese, and the chances of getting sick will naturally be very high. The most common disease is polycystic uterus syndrome, which can have a great impact on women's physical and mental health.

Typical cases of PCOS have the following clinical manifestations: ① Menstrual disorders, which are common in adolescent and childbearing women. Menstruation is irregular, with a cycle of 3 to 6 months or 1 year. A few people have excessive menstrual flow or irregular bleeding. ② Infertility, which is often caused by menstrual disorders and anovulation. ③Excessive hair growth and obesity. Patients often have small pimples. Under the stimulation of androgens, the hair on the armpits, pubic hair, and limbs will grow excessively. ④Bilateral ovarian enlargement. In a few patients, gynecological examinations revealed that the ovaries on both sides were 1 to 3 times larger than normal and felt firm.

Weight loss is the first choice of treatment

For obese women with PCOS, weight loss is the treatment of choice. Obesity can lead to menstrual disorders, infertility, miscarriage, poor fetal condition, and diabetes, especially when the body mass index is high and the obesity is central.

Clinically, many obese infertile women can lose 5% or more of their body weight through a low-calorie diet and energy-consuming exercise after 6 months of treatment. This can change or alleviate symptoms such as menstrual disorders, hirsutism, and acne, and improve ovulation rate, pregnancy rate, and endocrine indicators. This is also very important for infertile patients.

In short, women should adjust their lifestyles more and try to lose weight. In addition to daily work, they should exercise more in their spare time. You also need to observe whether your menstruation is normal. Once you find any abnormalities, you must see a doctor so that you can find the cause as soon as possible and facilitate treatment.