Is polycystic ovary serious in women?

Polycystic ovary syndrome is a common gynecological disease in clinical medicine. Many women often suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome. Such things are often related to many factors and are very harmful to the female body. Therefore, polycystic ovary syndrome must be taken seriously and treated in time, and treatment must also include medication. So what are the main manifestations of polycystic ovary syndrome? What harm does this disease cause?

Several common symptoms and injuries of polycystic ovary syndrome:

Diseases and injuries 1. Infertility

Women do not ovulate due to hormone disorders or lack of basic functions of the uterus and ovaries, that is, the ovulation function is blocked, resulting in long-term inability to conceive, and even if they get pregnant, they are prone to miscarriage. It can directly destroy women's normal fertility, causing women to have difficulty in conceiving or infertility.

Symptoms and injuries 2. Excessive hair growth

The main hairy areas are the upper lip, chin, around the nipples, the center line below the navel, on the toes, around the anus, inner thighs, etc. The hair is very dense and relatively thick, long and dark in color. Due to racial differences, the hirsutism in Asian women is not as easily visible as that in American and European women. In some cases, hair loss and acne may also occur. This has a serious impact on the daily life of female patients.

Diseases and injuries 3. Acne

Acne is common on the face, such as the forehead, cheeks, etc. It can also occur on the chest, back and shoulders. It initially manifests as blackheads, which can lead to papules, pustules, lumps, cysts, scars, etc. if broken.

Diseases and injuries 4. Obesity

The relationship between obesity and PCOS is very complicated. It may be related to the decrease in insulin sensitivity. At the same time, after testosterone drops to normal levels, the symptoms of obesity still exist.