The polycystic ovaries they have no cure. However, it is possible to do some treatments to control your symptoms.
O treatment of polycystic ovary syndrome will depend on the symptoms presented by the woman and may include weight loss, use of hormonal contraceptives, use of metformin, gonadotrophin therapy, bariatric surgery, cholesterol control, among others.
In case the woman has the desire to get pregnant, it is possible to take medications to stimulate the ovulation and regularize menstruation.
Polycystic ovary syndrome adds a set of signs and symptoms that the woman can manifest, causing changes in menstrual cycles (which can get more spaced) and even make pregnancy difficult.
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As an example of these symptoms are weight gain, acne, increased skin oils, mood changes, hair growth on the face, chest and abdomen.
In case of suspicion of polycystic ovaries, it is recommended to consult the gynecologist, family doctor or general practitioner. The professional can evaluate in detail, with anamnesis and physical examination, to define the correct diagnosis and guide the best treatment.
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