Normal women usually have their menstrual cycle every 28 days or so, with no earlier or later periods exceeding 7 days. If it is a polycystic woman, the menstrual cycle is often longer and irregular. So, how can polycystic ovary syndrome patients achieve normal menstruation?
Polycystic patients usually need medication to regulate their menstrual cycle, and the common treatment drug is Diane-35, which has a significant therapeutic effect. If accompanied by symptoms of obesity. Relevant checks need to be improved, such as whether there are insulin related issues. At the same time, weight loss is needed to improve polycystic ovary syndrome. The condition is helpful.
Polycystic patients often experience symptoms such as obesity, acne, amenorrhea, hirsutism, and infertility. The main manifestation is abnormal menstruation. However, there are also some polycystic ovary syndrome patients whose menstrual cycle is normal, but when undergoing six hormone tests and B-ultrasound, the result is still polycystic. This situation indicates that the condition is not serious and there is no major problem.
Polycystic patients should pay more attention to their daily diet, and it is generally recommended to eat more beans and soy products. These foods contain more plant estrogens, which can help regulate the endocrine system and thus play an auxiliary therapeutic role. In addition, it is necessary to cultivate a good lifestyle, maintain a regular sleep schedule, avoid staying up late, and avoid overexertion.
