Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) treatment for married women

PCOS is a complex hormonal disorder in which a number of cysts or vesicles form on the ovaries responsible for releasing eggs in preparation for fertilization and pregnancy . (male hormone), and thus the bags are filled with fluid, and this causes menopause, irregular menstruation and changes in the amount of blood, and a month or several months may pass without a woman with polycystic ovaries menstruating, in our article we review the different ways in treating polycystic ovaries for married women, whether it is Medicines or herbal remedies.

The causes of polycystic ovaries

are not completely clear, but there are some factors that have a role in increasing the likelihood of developing this disorder and its development, and among these factors are:

• Obesity.
• family history
• Insulin resistance.
• Inflammation in the body, which may increase insulin resistance.

 Ovarian cysts 

may not cause any symptoms, and if some symptoms appear, they often start in the teens or early twenties, and the nature of PCOS symptoms may vary among women.

The severity of symptoms also varies with the different degrees of polycystic ovaries or if the cyst coincides with the presence of a cyst on the ovary, where there are mild cases of polycystic ovaries and there are severe cases, and symptoms of severe polycystic ovaries may appear. They are similar to the symptoms of PCOS.

Possible ovarian cyst symptoms include:

• Irregular menstruation or infrequent periods.
• overweight.
• Thinning and hair loss.
• Increased secretions of oily skin or acne.
• The appearance of hair on the face, chest and buttocks. 
• Difficulty getting pregnant or irregular ovulation.

polycystic

ovaries for a married woman, including:

1- Changes in diet

 Follow these nutritional tips for your diet:

• Eat foods free of artificial sugars and preservatives
• Try to eat fruits, vegetables, whole grains and legumes.
• Eating foods that contain protein instead of carbohydrates worsens insulin sensitivity, and protein helps maintain energy and hormone levels in the body.
• Polycystic ovaries cause inflammation, and foods that contain anti-inflammatories such as olive oil, tomatoes, and leafy green vegetables help reduce these infections.
• Some women with PCOS experience heavy bleeding during pregnancy, which leads to iron deficiency or anemia. Try to eat iron-rich foods like spinach, eggs, and broccoli.
• Avoid caffeine, as it causes changes in estrogen levels, and replace it with herbal tea.

2. Taking supplements

Food supplements have an effective role in regulating hormones and reducing inflammation resulting from polycystic ovaries.

These supplements include:

• Inositol: a B vitamin that can help improve insulin resistance, and it also increases fertility in the case of PCOS.
• Chromium: Chromium supplements may improve BMI, which may help treat PCOS.
• Cinnamon: Its extract has been shown to have a positive effect on insulin resistance and menstrual regulation in women.
• Turmeric: Reduces insulin resistance and is anti-inflammatory.
• Zinc: A trace element that can boost fertility and the immune system.
• Evening Primrose Oil: Used to help relieve menstrual pain, it can also improve cholesterol levels and oxidative stress, both of which are linked to PCOS.
• Cod liver oil: It contains vitamins D and A, as well as high amounts of omega-3 fatty acids that help regulate your menstrual cycle and get rid of fat around your waist.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (

treatment for married women with medicines PCOS can be treated with medicines for married and unmarried women as well, as there are many and varied medicines to treat PCOS, which vary according to the symptoms that must be controlled from PCOS symptoms, as follows:

Irregular menstruation

Contraceptive pills can be used to Regulating the menstrual cycle, whether the contraceptive pill is monthly or the type that is given every 3 or 4 months, but is given monthly.

Where the contraceptive pill treats the problem of irregular or missed periods, it also prevents endometrial cancer (endometrial cancer is associated with irregular menstruation).

Other hormonal contraceptives, such as the hormonal IUD, may also prevent endometrial cancer, but they won't help regulate the menstrual cycle.

Fertility and pregnancy

problems The problems of delayed childbearing and raising the fertility rate of most women with PCOS and who are already pregnant can be solved when choosing the appropriate treatment for the case.

The doctor has a variety of options. He or she may prescribe a combination of pills such as the following:

• Clomiphene, given at the beginning of each cycle for several days, and repeated for a number of cycles, Clomiphene stimulates the ovary to release an egg monthly.
• Metformin, a blood sugar control medication used by some diabetics. 
• Metformin reduces blood sugar and insulin levels, which means that it reduces the insulin resistance that most PCOS patients suffer from, in addition to contributing to the regularity of the menstrual cycle, and reducing the risk of miscarriage.
• Letrazole: Stimulates the ovaries to produce eggs, and it is also used to treat breast cancer.
• Gonadotrophin: It comes in the form of an injection, and is often recommended by a doctor for patients who have not responded to oral treatment.