Patient's question:
On March 21st, it was found during the inspectionDoctor's answer:
For young women with polycystic ovary syndrome, the greatest risk is infertility. Additionally, chronic elevated androgen levels can lead to a series of metabolic abnormalities. For example, lipid metabolism can be affected, causing cardiovascular problems in women at a very young age; glucose metabolism may become abnormal, leading to insulin resistance and inducing diabetes. Due to low progesterone levels, patients with endometrial cancer have abnormal endometrium, which may also trigger endometrial cancer.