Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Makes It Difficult To Become Pregnant

Why PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) may be the cause of infertility? Women suffering from PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) are usually disturbed hormone balance. For high levels of LH and FSH ratio shattered / LH (hormones produced by the pituitary gland) make the ovaries increases the number of small, immature follicles follicle and not ovulating. As a result, there may arise the corpus luteum, and does not increase the amount of progesterone in the blood. A deficiency of progesterone is responsible for irregular periods, and too many follicles that produce androgens. Another bubbles grow and die, not releasing eggs.  Ovaries are full of such bubbles that turn into cystic, or cystic - hence the name polycystic ovary syndrome or polycystic. Also find out how to cure infertility with Pregnancy miracle book. The book was launched by Lisa Olson some years back and it remain tops of the list among the natural methods for curing infertility in women.

Doctors estimate that PCOS suffer from approx. 12 percent young women. In almost 40 percent have polycystic ovary syndrome is a cause of infertility (due to continuous or periodic lack of ovulation). I do not know exactly what is causing the problem. One theory is that the disease is genetic.

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome: Diagnosis and Treatment Of Hormonal

The doctor first shall have the hormone levels in the blood and transvaginal ultrasound. If a woman suffers from PCOS, the ovaries on ultrasound images are encircled with a wreath of bubbles.

Treatment of this disease is difficult. Once doctors remove part of the ovary (or ovaries) to reduce androgen production and to facilitate mechanically ovulation. Now struggling with the consequences rather PCOS.

Normally therapy begins dropping recommendation overweight because fat - at least a little - but produces hormones (androgens also). If a woman smokes should quit smoking because nicotine stimulates the body to produce more androgens.

In the treatment of polycystic ovarian hormone therapy may be required. Doctor ordain generally preparations to restore the regularity of the cycle. They are usually contraceptives (eg. Diane 35, which is due to the antiandrogenic beneficial effect on the skin and at the same time is a contraceptive).

Thanks to the "dormant" for some time of the ovaries in the body decreases androgen levels and LH levels in the ovaries cease to appear cysts, and the ovary reduce its volume.

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Makes It Difficult To Become Pregnant

Hormonal treatment of polycystic ovary syndrome often lasts many years. However, if a young woman planning to become pregnant, after several months of therapy is interrupted. It happens that this time is enough to hormonal status improved enough that there has been a release of a mature egg cell and fertilization. Sometimes, however, it is necessary to provide medication to stimulate ovulation.

A young woman whose doctor after the diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome immediately prescribe treatment, has good chances of pregnancy and birth. In therapy there is nothing to wait, because the symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome are more prevalent with age and then you can have problems conceiving. For this reason, doctors suggest that women with polycystic ovary syndrome to try to have a child before 25 years of age.

Sometimes too, so that a young woman with polycystic ovary syndrome occurs in the first pregnancy and gives birth to a child, and when, after some time trying to have another child has this trouble. Therefore, in order not to jeopardize the chances of motherhood, you need to start treatment as soon as possible.

The symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome. When you find yourself in some of these symptoms, do not hesitate to report back to the gynecologist.

• Unreasonable weight gain (especially around the waist).
• Scanty or irregular menstrual periods.
• Severe acne - also on the chest, back.
• Excessive hair growth on the face, thighs, buttocks, back.
• Thinning hair (called. Bend).
• Hypertension.
• Elevated levels of blood sugar.
• Trouble conceiving.