Patient's question:
Hemorrhagic dysfunction (anovulation) has been present for over 10 years, and I also have polycystic ovary syndrome. The results of the 6 sex hormone tests are: elevated LH, with an LH/FSH ratio > 3. My menstrual periods are primarily characterized by prolonged duration, and hormone treatment is mainly required to stop bleeding. I am currently 30 years old and have not given birth yet.Doctor's answer:
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) currently has no cure. The first step is to undergo an endocrine examination. Based on the test results, it can be determined whether androgen levels are high or if insulin resistance is present. Treatment should be long-term, and depending on the abnormal conditions, one or more methods such as lifestyle adjustments, weight loss, insulin sensitization, and androgen reduction may be used. The treatment approach should be adjusted as needed.