Tag: Polycystic ovary syndrome

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Menstruation is not allowed, acne burst? Beware of polycystic ovary syndrome

Have you ever had irregular menstruation? The skin is always covered with acne? Overweight? Or can’t conceive a baby for a long time after marriage? These symptoms seem unrelated, but behind them may be a common endocrine disease of women of childbearing age-polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). In recent years, the incidence rate of PCOS has increased year by year, and the incidence rate in China is about 5% ~ 10%. However, there are still many women suffering from PCOS who lack attention to this. Let’s learn about seven possible signs of PCOS. If you or your female friends around you have similar troubles, it is recommended to see a doctor as soon as possible. 1. Irregular menstruation Some women may Read More …

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When is the best time to get pregnant?

Want to have children, but it is not clear whether what is the best time to conceive? In fact, many people are facing such confusion. Many young couples have no idea about [having babies in what] and even feel confused, disappointed and depressed. Even those with good education have to rely on the personal experience of colleagues and elders. If you have professional problems with pregnancy, the wisest choice is to consult your obstetrician before you get pregnant. Next, you are determined the best time to conceive. If you are lucky (or work very hard), you can become a expectant mother in 2 to 3 menstrual cycles! What is the most suitable age to have children when pregnant? Obstetricians and Read More …

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These drugs have many uses, but you only use them for contraception.

Correct the name of short-acting oral contraceptives There are three types of contraceptives: emergency contraceptives, short-acting oral contraceptives and long-acting contraceptives. Emergency contraception is a rescue measure taken within 72 hours after contraceptive failure during the same room. It is to supplement a large amount of progesterone in a short period of time to inhibit ovulation or delay ovulation. In order to achieve the purpose of contraception. Usually because a large amount of hormones enter the body in a short time, Therefore, there will be a series of symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, menstrual cycle changes, irregular vaginal bleeding, ovulation period changes, In my private opinion, Many women’s bad impression of short-acting oral contraceptives is probably due to their understanding Read More …

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The skin is in a mess, not just a matter of face.

As girls, we are always worried about face-related problems such as acne, greasy skin and thick hairs. However, as gynecologists, I want to say that what needs to be worried about is not only face-related problems, but also health problems revealed by these phenomena. Skin problems, may be just pretenders On weekdays, people pay more attention to various problems on the face, but do you understand that skin problems may sometimes be manifestations of endocrine diseases? The most typical is polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), which is a strange and unpronounceable medical term not far from ordinary women. According to reports, the incidence rate of this disease is about 4% ~ 12%. In addition to skin manifestations, patients also have obesity, Read More …

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More acne, fat body, less menstruation? Be careful it’s the disease

There are some women who have developed a lot of acne, are overweight, have irregular menstruation, and cannot conceive children for a long time after marriage. These symptoms seem unrelated, but behind them there may be a common disease leading to infertility-polycystic ovary syndrome. Be careful if you have these symptoms for a long time. 1. Irregular menstruation Most patients with polycystic ovary syndrome will show a small amount of menstruation, which only comes once a few months. In a few cases, the amount of menstruation may be excessive. Step 2: Keep growing acne Clearly grown up for a long time, the face is constantly developing acne, even spreading to the back and chest. Small pustules may grow under armpits, Read More …

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From these three aspects of conditioning, polycystic ovary syndrome can also be pregnant

Polycystic ovary syndrome can affect ovulation and lead to infertility, but its incidence rate is not low, accounting for about 6 ~ 7% of women of childbearing age, which is not a rare disease in what. Polycystic ovary syndrome is related to heredity and personal living habits. Although there is no drug to cure it, some measures can be taken to conceive and have children and lead a normal life. Weight control is the foundation. The most basic treatment is to adjust the lifestyle, one of the keys is to control weight. Obesity is very common in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome, especially for women with body mass index (BMI) higher than 24. Under the guidance of doctors, they must Read More …

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Obesity may lead to infertility! To treat infertility, lose weight first.

As we all know, obesity can lead to hypertension, diabetes and other diseases and affect health, but you may not know that obesity may also affect fertility. Let’s look at the common situation of obesity leading to female infertility. Affect female endocrine Obesity does lead to infertility, one of the important reasons is that obesity can affect ovulation. Obesity can lead to elevated leptin levels, insulin resistance and other conditions in women’s bodies. If obesity persists for a long time, it will eventually lead to anovulation. Many women have irregular menstruation when they are fat, and menstruation returns to normal after losing weight, which is why. Under normal circumstances, we use body mass index (BMI) to judge whether a person Read More …

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Are you not pregnant with polycystic ovary syndrome? Step 3 Teach You to Have a Baby

According to statistics, the incidence rate of polycystic ovary syndrome is 5% ~ 10%, and 50% ~ 80% of people suffering from polycystic ovary syndrome will suffer from infertility. Look at this data, how panic should polycystic patients have. Many people think that they will not be able to get pregnant and have no chance to have a baby. In fact, this kind of panic is unnecessary. Most patients with polycystic ovary syndrome can conceive babies after treatment. However, why do so many patients remain infertile for several years or even more than ten years after marriage? It is nothing more than that I have been hospitalized indiscriminately because I believe in folk remedies, and I don’t insist on one Read More …

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A Few Small Problems about Irregular Menstruation

Every woman has several decades to go through menstruation. Throughout her whole life, she has heard more or less of a word: irregular menstruation. Some people describe menstruation as follows: Lonely eggs do not meet the real sperm that belongs to them. Yes, after the egg leaves the ovary, it will flow out of the vagina with bleeding along with the endometrial shedding without encountering sperm within one cycle. This cycle is different in different people, and the amount of bleeding per cycle is also different. Is irregular menstruation a disease? Let’s talk about it. If these characteristics change, there may be a what problem. How? If you want to say that you have the concept of irregular menstruation, you Read More …