Patient's question:

Since 2009, symptoms such as reduced menstrual flow, irregular periods, and obesity have frequently appeared. I was examined at Puting People's Hospital and diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome leading to an abnormally small uterus.

Doctor's answer:

There are two treatment methods for polycystic ovary syndrome: medication and surgery. The medication regimen varies depending on individual circumstances. Generally, Dian35 should be used first to reduce androgens, and Metformin should be administered to eliminate insulin resistance, followed by estrogen supplementation to induce ovulation. If conservative medication treatment does not yield results within 3-6 months, advanced minimally invasive surgery should be performed at an early stage. Minimally invasive surgery allows follicles to develop and mature normally, leading to ovulation.