Genetic and environmental factors can be effective
Polycystic over syndrome; depending on the impairment of the interaction between the central nervous system, pituitary gland, ovaries, adrenal gland and other tissues; is the most common endocrine disorder in women of reproductive age. It is a chronic disease and can affect the quality of life in the future. Initiator factors or factors are not fully understood yet; genetic and environmental factors.
Key finding is the lack of laying
Typical policystic ovaries (oversized tissue with numerous cysts) occur after prolonged ovulation. In 25% of normal women, typical ultrasonographic findings of the policystic ovary (follicular cysts lined up like pearl) are seen. This ultrasonographic finding was also observed in 14% of women using birth control pills. In this case, only the policystic over image is not enough to diagnose. The lack of egg laying for a long time can be caused by the following tablolas:
1. Infertility
2. Number irregularities
3. Hair growth, hair loss and acne (acne)
4. Increased risk of cervical cancer and possibly breast cancer
5. Increased risk of cardiovascular diseases
6. Sugar in women who have increased insulin (hormone controlling blood sugar)
increased risk of disease
Number of irregularities seen
The reasons for the referral of the patients are menstrual irregularities, which often start from the period they started to have menstruation. The menstrual irregularity is a period in which menstrual periods are longer than 35 days or less than 10 menstruations per year. The complaints and findings of the disease are very different from person to person and change over time.
In women with policystic over syndrome, diabetes, hypertension, heart and vascular diseases and cervical cancer. Polycystic ovary syndrome is a disease that should be under regular control in terms of the complaints that are caused and the health problems that may arise in the future.
Change your lifestyle
Polycystic over syndrome actually starts in the womb. This is explained by the conservative genes hypothesis. Growth retardation is seen in these individuals when they are babies in the womb. When the baby is deprived of food and energy in the mother's womb and after deprivation, the child begins to use them sparingly and accumulation habit appears. Obesity is seen for this reason. Weight control is the first step in treatment. These patients should have a balanced diet. Weight gain increases the severity of polydispersity over syndrome symptoms and increases the risk of future prospective health problems. Polycystic ovary syndrome should be frequently intermittently fed. This reduces hunger crises, lifting the body fat. A diet low in glycemic index and high in fiber is recommended.
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