Patient's question:
The medicine I took wasn't very effective. I was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome. Now, I still don't have my period and can't get pregnant. When I do have my period, my lower back hurts, and both ovaries also hurt.Past treatment history and effectiveness: None. I just want to know what medicine can help me get pregnant. I'm afraid something might grow in my stomach.
Doctor's answer:
Regulating the endocrine system primarily involves adjusting diet and activity, supplemented by medication when necessary. It is essential to develop good dietary habits, consuming more fresh fruits and vegetables, high-protein foods, and drinking plenty of water to aid digestion and meet the body's fluid needs. Additionally, engaging in various activities to exercise regularly can enhance physical fitness. A scientific lifestyle is also crucial—avoid frequent overtime work to prevent disrupting normal physiological rhythms, which may lead to hormonal imbalance or deficiency, potentially causing other health issues. It is also important to pay attention to rest and ensure adequate deep sleep.