Patient's question:
I have an itchy lower body, and my underwear is always yellow. What's going on? Is it better to have a polycystic ovary surgery or take medication?Doctor's answer:
Hello, patients with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) need to get pregnant under the guidance of a doctor. Surgery generally cannot cure it. Usually, the regulation time for PCOS is relatively long, but it must be treated persistently without interruption, which is a very important point.Secondly, PCOS requires the regulation of a regular menstrual cycle before undergoing subsequent treatments such as polycystic ovary reduction. Currently, there is no cure for PCOS in clinical practice. Many women first regulate their condition to the level of pregnancy. In clinical observations, we have found that many women experience a disappearance of PCOS symptoms after giving birth. Therefore, it is recommended that you seek systematic treatment under the guidance of a doctor in a formal hospital, regulate your condition to the level of pregnancy, and then get pregnant.