Patient's question:
I am a parent of a child. I would like to ask how polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is treated and how it can be cured. My child is 20 years old and has been diagnosed with PCOS after visiting multiple hospitals. She has taken both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, but it hasn't worked. I would like to consult your hospital on how to cure my daughter's condition. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (adult type) treatmentADPKD currently has no methods targeting cyst formation and expansion. The treatment is primarily symptomatic, focusing on prevention, addressing complications, preserving kidney function, and managing renal decline. Asymptomatic early-stage patients generally do not require treatment and can be closely monitored. Intense exercise can trigger cyst rupture, leading to kidney damage, and should be avoided. Back and abdominal pain are common symptoms, ranging from bloating and dull pain to sharp pain.