Patient's question:
Irregular and infrequent menstruation, prolonged duration, heavy body hair, long hair on the forearms, not monthly, no regularity, diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome by the hospital, want to know what to do. What kind of help is needed: How to treat polycystic ovary syndrome?Doctor's answer:
PCOS itself will never get better. Even after treatment for a period of time, menstrual irregularity may still occur. If there is no early pregnancy, it is recommended to take medication to induce menstruation once at the hospital after 50 days to prevent endometrial cancer. If there is an early pregnancy suggestion, birth control pills should be used to regulate menstruation for three months, followed by ovulation induction guidance for intercourse or combined with artificial insemination (usually a uterine and fallopian tube is done first, and iodine oil or iodine water is generally not particularly harmful to most people, with a cost of a few hundred yuan). If none of these work, the final decision is IVF. After resolving the issue of conception, irregular induction of menstruation follows.