What are the symptoms of polycystic ovarian syndrome

Symptoms of polycystic ovarian syndrome: The most typical symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome are: 1. Hyperandrogenism: It is common clinically, and the most typical one is hirsutism, especially around the breasts, around the navel, on the lips, and under the jaw. Girls should not have beards in places where 1-2 longer and darker hairs appear, which is called hirsutism. In addition, moderate to severe acne, as well as obesity, may be manifestations of hyperandrogenism; 2. Menstrual disorders: It can be irregular menstrual disorders. The most common is no ovulation. There may also be ovulation, but abnormal ovulation. It exists in luteal insufficiency and may also be related to this disease. In addition, amenorrhea may also occur clinically; 3. Ovarian abnormalities: Under normal circumstances, the diagnostic criteria are 2-9mm, more than 12 on one side, or the ovarian volume exceeds 10ml, then this disease can be considered comprehensively, and other factors that cause anovulation should be excluded, such as hyperandrogenism and polycystic ovarian manifestations.

Why Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

At the beginning of PCOS, if you actively exercise, treat various complications, and control your diet, you can delay the development of the disease, that is, it will not develop to a very serious degree. However, if you do not treat it, or if you overeat, become overly obese, and do not pay attention to adjusting various hormones, it will develop to a more serious degree. If you are an obese patient, you must pay attention to losing weight. If you have not had your period for two months, you should use progesterone, and then stop taking it and have your period. The main reason for this disease is that ovulation is abnormal, or there is no ovulation. Under the action of a single estrogen, the endometrium will have endometrial lesions, so progesterone must be used to protect the endometrium. PCOS is a progressive metabolic disease, a lifelong disease, and it cannot be cured. Therefore, when PCOS is diagnosed, it must be actively controlled.

How to treat polycystic ovarian syndrome

Patients with polycystic ovarian syndrome need to be divided into three aspects: basic treatment, treatment of complications and pregnancy-promoting treatment, depending on whether the patient has fertility requirements and whether there are complications. General treatment includes changing lifestyle and losing weight. Obesity plays an important role in the onset of polycystic ovary. Weight can be lost by improving diet, strengthening physical exercise and changing lifestyle. This method is effective, inexpensive and has no side effects. Patients who have fertility requirements can be given ovulation-inducing treatment.