Patient's question:
I don't have the general symptoms of PCOS—I'm not overweight, I'm 153 cm tall and weigh 52 kg, with a normal BMI, though I weighed 48 kg before being diagnosed with PCOS. I also don't have much body hair, and my insulin and blood sugar levels are normal, though my low-density cholesterol is slightly above the standard. I've had breast hyperplasia for many years, and this year I started suffering from kidney stones.Doctor's answer:
Polycystic ovary syndrome can easily cause endocrine dysfunction, and it is also a major cause of infertility or miscarriage during pregnancy. It is difficult to treat, and there is currently no specific treatment available. Surgical treatment can be considered, but the success rate is not very high.