Patient's question:
Female, 33 years old, went to the hospital for a check-up and was told that it was my problem that I haven't had a child yet. I'm really very distressed. Please ask: How can Polycystic Ovary Insufficiency be treated reliably?Doctor's answer:
Patients with polycystic ovary syndrome should actively engage in exercise, increase the intake of high-fat and high-sugar foods, and reduce weight. This can force the rise in androgen levels, which is beneficial for the recovery of menopause. Medication can counteract the effects of androgens, and the drugs primarily used to induce ovarian menopause are oral contraceptives. The medication can also help re-regulate the menstrual cycle. Generally, after about a month of taking the medication and passing hormone level tests, the medication can be stopped. If neither of these methods is effective, surgical treatment may need to be considered. Under laparoscopic surgery, the follicles are stimulated to increase androgen levels, thereby achieving the therapeutic goal.