Patient's question:
Before carefully checking the ultrasound, it was found that there were polycystic ovaries, and the leukorrhea indicators were a bit abnormal. The prolactin in the 6 sexual hormone tests was also high. The doctor said it was endocrine disorder. How can it be considered better?Doctor's answer:
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common and challenging gynecological condition. Diagnosis and confirmation can be difficult, and it is unclear why such a hasty diagnosis was made. Relying solely on transvaginal ultrasound and six endocrine tests is insufficient for diagnosis. If you are not planning to have children for economic reasons, you can temporarily delay treatment. When you decide to have children, you can undergo ovulation induction treatment. In the meantime, focus on proper digestion and nutrition, and avoid extremely cold and spicy foods.Women with gynecological conditions can combine symptomatic treatment with dietary therapy in daily life. It is important to maintain a balanced diet and avoid foods.