Patient's question:
How is polycystic ovary syndrome treated? I want to ask what causes polycystic ovaries in women, why is this happening, and what should be done? After the divorce, she has been unable to get pregnant. My mother is quite anxious, so my wife and I had a thorough examination. But who knew that the examination revealed polycystic ovary syndrome. What should we do? Is it serious? Can she still get pregnant? We haven't told our family yet. What should we do?Doctor's answer:
There are several methods to treat this disease, some involve taking medication, while others involve surgical treatment. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) itself is a complex condition, a syndrome of endocrine abnormalities and systemic metabolic diseases. Generally, patients with PCOS experience irregular menstruation and abnormal hormone levels, leading to underdeveloped follicles and ovulation disorders, which can result in infertility in women. There is a certain relationship between having PCOS and hormonal imbalance in androgens.