What to do if a woman is obese and infertile

Female obesity and infertility is a disease. In addition to causing infertility, such people are prone to fatigue, often experience palpitations and shortness of breath, and the amount of leucorrhea will increase. In traditional Chinese medicine, obesity and infertility require treatment by strengthening the spleen and drying out dampness. The most direct cause of obesity and infertility is polycystic ovary syndrome, which is most likely to occur in women aged 20 to 35. In addition to causing obesity, it also makes women's eyebrows become thick and their lips become thick.

For obesity and infertility caused by polycystic ovary syndrome, treatment should be actively carried out. The treatment methods are introduced below.

Wedge resection of ovarian cystic hyperplasia. This therapy was first reported by Stein in 1935. It was state-of-the-art 40 years ago. At that time, there was a lack of research on PCOS. Wedge resection did allow some patients to become pregnant. However, due to the disadvantages of cesarean section, it is destined to be replaced by non-surgical treatments.

Drug treatment. Sex hormones and related drugs were discovered in the 1960s, and the use of Western medicine to induce ovulation became popular. Clomiphene, HMG, GnRH, Gonal-f, Mafulong, Diane, etc. were very popular [1]. Clomiphene, in particular, had a high ovulation rate, was inexpensive, and was easy to use, which really made the doctors and patients of Beijing Jiayuan Hospital happy for a while. However, as time went by, its shortcomings of low pregnancy rate and high miscarriage rate gradually became apparent, forcing doctors to find another way.

Based on the Western medicine concept of "homeopathic stimulation for conception", I created the 3D pregnancy microenvironment therapy, which advocates that in addition to the third stage of treatment, it focuses more on activating the self-healing ability of the organ microenvironment after surgery to significantly increase the conception rate.

It should be noted that in the late stages of PCOS, patients are not only obese and infertile, but are also prone to high blood pressure. Therefore, blood pressure should be actively controlled for patients in the late stages. Patients with polycystic ovary syndrome are prone to menstrual disorders, excess body hair, and enlarged ovaries. This disease is very harmful to the body and must be checked and treated in time.