polycystic ovaries
For many people, the essence of being a woman is being able to keep the child and maternity consumed. It is something that only women are capable of doing. And when they are deprived of this quality, it's as if they are not complete as a person. Infertility not only caused by malfunctionin bodies but also by hormonal problems. Which one is the polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). It is also known as hyperandrogenism Functional ovarian syndrome, Stein-Leventhal hyperthecosis ovarian syndrome and polycystic ovaries.
What as polycystic ovary syndrome? One in 10 women suffer from this disease. This affects the menstrual flow, fertility, hormones, heart, blood vessels blood and the appearance of women. Usually women who suffer from this experience, high levels of androgens, the monthly flows irregular and their ovaries have many cysts filled with fluid. From that moment, the exact cause of the disease is still unknown save for the fact that it can be considered as a hereditary disease, because of the strong likelihood that women who have relatives who have suffered from this disease could also have it. The complexity disease also never allowed experts to make definite symptoms for people with this disease. The experts also noted the connection of insulin in triggering the disease, because many women with PCOS have a lot of unused insulin in their body. Insulin is known to stimulate androgen production. This comes into effect in the normal functioning of the female anatomy, such as ovulation, hair growth, weight gain and acne. Women with this illness experience irregular menstrual flow because the bags that the release of mature ova per month during ovulation fails to cause the failure of the agency to provide all the hormones necessary for ovulation. These bags containing eggs remain like that and become cysts which produce androgens (also prevents ovulation). The elusiveness of the disease does not stop there. Experts have still not accurate examination can immediately determine if women have the disease or not. Currently, physicians do a lot of tests to exclude every other symptoms and the disease in May with the same signs. Similarly, there still no cure for this disease. Doctors are just trying to manage so as to cushion the effects of the disease for women. Usually, management involves the use of the contraceptive pill, diabetes, fertility and hormonal drugs, surgery and changing lifestyles. Indeed, the women with this disease who consult a physician / consultation does not receive treatment for the disease, but especially for problems related to the disease.
This disease is still much room for further development and discovery, failure of which may be synonymous with Doom for the thousand women who suffer. As difficult as any other endocrine disease, there is a pressing need for comprehensive understanding of this disease. It is Only by understanding that we can prevent and help relieve the plight of women victims of his.
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Polycystic Ovaries!?
Hi, im 16 years old and have been for a scan today because I suffer from a very irregular and the doctor said I could have cysts on my ovaries, I went for my scan today and she told me she looks as if I had polycystic ovaries, is it serious? I am disabled, I suffer from spinal muscular atrophy (muscle wasting condition). After I knew that I had polycystic ovaries neuromuscular my doctor said I would be able to concieve but my pregnancy and childbirth would need additional care, are my chances of conceiving affected due to having PCOS? (not that I want children yet lol). What is the treatment for this condition if there is one? Welcome your responses and advice! Thank you! xx
Do not worry! It is a condition relatively joint can be treated. In addition to irregular cycles, certain other symptoms may include acne, unwanted hair growth, and insulin resistance (a condition where your body does not use insulin more efficiently). Usually they will do is chart your cycles and you put on a hormone pill to regulate them. They also recommend changes in lifestyle such as losing weight and exercise, which contribute to the condition and, in some cases, can eliminate. Women with PCOS are not ovulating regularly, it is more difficult for them to conceive, but not impossible. If you take hormones and they are able to move things regulated, you should be able to be as normal as anyone else in this regard. Good luck!
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
