Patient's question:
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, check result LH value 20.65Doctor's answer:
Applicable for individuals with elevated blood testosterone, bilateral ovarian enlargement, and normal DHEA and PRL (indicating the primary cause is in the ovaries), partial oophorectomy can remove excess androgen production by the ovaries, correct the dysregulation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis, but the effectiveness depends on the location and amount of tissue resected, with varying success rates. The pregnancy rate is 50% to 60%. The recurrence rate after surgery is high, and pelvic adhesions, if present, are unfavorable for pregnancy. Laparoscopic ovarian cauterization or resection can also achieve certain effects.