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What Are The Main Symptoms Of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

PCOS or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome can affect any woman who is in her reproduction years. It’s an endocrine system issue that can have many adverse effects on the body of the patient. Visit the best gynaecologist in Lokhandwala Mumbai to get the right treatment for PCOS.

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What Are The Main Symptoms Of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

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  1. Mumbai PCOS Clinic What Are The Main Symptoms Of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

  2. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, commonly known as PCOS is an endocrine system problem that affects females who are in their reproductive age. Females suffering from PCOS may have developed bigger ovaries that have little accumulations of liquid, termed as follicles, which are situated in every ovary as observed through an test. • Occasional or delayed menstrual periods, acne problems, abundance hair development and obesity can affect any woman who is suffering from PCOS. In young girls, occasional or no mensuration may increase doubt for this condition. • The right reason behind the occurrence of polycystic ovary disorder is not fully unknown or understood. Early tests and treatment alongside weight reduction may lessen the danger of long-term problems, such as type 2 diabetes and heart illnesses.

  3. Symptoms Of PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) • PCOS signs and symptoms regularly start not long after a lady initially starts having periods (the first occurrence of menstruation). Now and again, PCOS grows later amid the reproductive years, for example, as a reaction to excess weight gain. • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome has many signs (things you or your specialist can see) and Symptoms (indications that you feel or notice). These can become really bad due to obesity. Each lady with PCOS might be influenced a bit differently.

  4. In order to determine whether you’re suffering from PCOS or not, the gynecologistwill look for these things: • Polycystic Ovaries • Polycystic ovaries just end up becoming large in size and contain various small liquid filled sacs which cover the eggs. • Irregular Periods • This is the most well-known indication for PCOS. These cases incorporate inability to menstruate for four months or more • Overabundance of Androgen • High levels of androgens (male hormones) may bring about physical signs, for example, abundance facial and body hair (hirsutism), androgenic alopecia (male-pattern baldness), and severe adolescent acne or adult acne.

  5. Risks Involved With PCOS In Later Life • Type 2 diabetes – A deep-rooted condition that affects a patient's glucose level to become noticeably too high. • Stress, depression and emotional swings – On the grounds that the side-effects of PCOS can influence confidence and self-esteem of any patient. • High cholesterol and high Blood Pressure – These can result in stroke or other heart disease. • Sleep Apnoea –obese women may likewise get affected from sleep apnoea, which is a condition that results in interrupted breathing during sleep.

  6. When To Visit TheGynec • Visit the best Gynec in Mumbai if you have worries about your menstrual periods, or you're encountering infertility or you have indications of excess androgen, for example, acne and excessive hair development.

  7. Thank You Address 401, Bldng2, KamdhenuCHS,1st cross lane, Lokhandwala, AndheriW. Mumbai 400053, INDIA. Phone No +91 93200 48601 mumbaipcosclinic@gmail.com http://www.mumbaipcosclinic.com/

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