How many stages are there in bilateral polycystic ovaries? How is it treated?

I don't know what your requirements are, if you can use traditional Chinese medicine to regulate menstruation, but the effect is relatively slow, if you want to have a child, you can use Daying or Yasmin under the guidance of the doctor to regulate hormones, and then induce ovulation.

You are now suffering from irregular menstrual periods caused by endocrine disorders, and if you are not pregnant, it may be caused by irregular cycles. It is recommended to do B ultrasound first to see if there is normal follicle development, and can be differentiated and typed in traditional Chinese medicine to regulate the menstrual cycle, keep the mood comfortable, relaxed, and it is possible to get pregnant.

The symptoms of polycystic ovaries are generally as follows: 1. Abnormal menstruation, sparse menstruation, amenorrhea, and a few can manifest as functional uterine bleeding. It usually occurs during adolescence and is a continuation of irregular menstruation after menarche, sometimes with dysmenorrhea.

2. Hisutism and hirsutism are common, with an incidence of up to 69%.Due to the increase in androgens, the vellus hairs on the upper lip, jaw, chest, back, middle of the lower abdomen, both sides of the upper thighs, and perianal area can be thickened and increased, but the degree of hirsutism is disproportionate to the androgen level (affected by various factors such as receptor number, estrogen, SHBG, and hair follicle sensitivity to androgens).

Polycystic ovary syndrome is one of the most common endocrine diseases, most of which begin in adolescence, and its clinical manifestations are as follows:1Menstrual disorders, which are the main clinical symptoms, are mostly oligomenorrhea or amenorrhea.

2.Infertility: Patients with polycystic ovary syndrome generally have ovulation disorders that can lead to infertility in women of childbearing age.

3.Hirsutism and acne: predominantly manifestations of hyperandrogenism.

4.Obesity, most patients are obese. Obesity is mainly associated with high androgens and insulin resistance.

The symptoms of polycystic ovaries are generally as follows: infrequent menstruation, amenorrhea: a few can manifest as functional uterine bleeding.

Hisutism: The incidence can reach 69%.Due to the increase in androgens, the vellus hairs on the upper lip, jaw, chest, back, middle of the lower abdomen, both sides of the upper thighs, and perianal area may be thickened and increased, but the degree of hirsutism is disproportionate to the androgen level.

Polycystic ovaries are mainly manifested as irregular menstruation, and it will make patients have a short temper, etc., and the feeling in this regard is different.

Hello! It often presents with obesity, menstrual abnormalities, and hirsutism. Be sure to go to a regular hospital to choose a scientific method.