Patient's question:
My body has some symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome. I believe that having this disease may affect future pregnancy. Although I am not planning to get married or have children right now, I still want to understand more and ask if it's still possible to get pregnant with this condition?Doctor's answer:
Actually, you don't need to be in a hurry. Polycystic ovary syndrome definitely affects pregnancy, but it's possible to get pregnant and have a baby after treatment. Patients can usually fully recover after their symptoms are treated and can then conceive naturally. However, there may be cases where the condition recurs after treatment, in which case patients need to visit the hospital regularly for check-ups. Once the condition is detected, it's important to seek medical help immediately without delay. During treatment, it's advisable to actively exercise to reduce body weight, as this can help lower androgen levels, which is very beneficial for menopause.