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Is PCOS a hidden epidemic affecting women’s fertility?
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Is PCOS a hidden epidemic affecting women’s fertility?

Is PCOS a hidden epidemic affecting women's fertility?

Polycystic ovary syndrome is another term used to describe many women of childbearing age due to the resulting hormonal implications that make infertility a condition in many cases. As a result, many women with this condition have difficulty getting pregnant, while many others succeed. In this case, the ovulation the process is usually affected, complicating impregnation.
This can cause abnormalities in hormonal levels in the body and lead to problems in the menstrual cycle with an increase in the level of male hormones in the body, called androgen levels. Sometimes even smaller cysts can appear in the ovaries. Ovulation – the act of release of an egg from the ovaries which occurs when conception is obstructed by this. hormonal imbalance process. Women with this condition often suffer from irregular ovulation problems, making them unable to determine their ovulation time. All the common symptoms like acne, hirsutism and weight gain can greatly interfere with their hormonal levels and therefore their reproduction. Knowledge of these challenges is fundamental for effective management and improvement of reproductive health.
Irregular ovulation is one of the main problems of fertility in women with PCOS. In such a case, ovulation would not be scheduled at all. Most women suffering from PCOS develop insulin resistance this causes them to gain weight and further increases hormonal imbalances. This cycle of poor health creates another vicious cycle, which further hinders fertility.
These treatments are frustrating for women who want to conceive, but several treatments can help manage PCOS and improve fertility outcomes.
Treatment Options for PCOS and Fertility
Lifestyle interventions: Minor lifestyle changes are the first line of treatment for most women with PCOS who want to conceive. Eating a well-balanced diet, exercising regularly, and practicing stress management can improve insulin sensitivity and hormonal balance. Weight loss can also increase the chances of conceiving.
Ovulation Tracker: Basal body temperature charts can be assessed using kits found in an ovulation predictor kit. High monitoring in collaboration with a healthcare provider can allow women to better understand the patterns of their menstrual cycle. This would help them anticipate when they are likely to have their period and know potential fertile periods, especially for women with health problems. irregular cycles.
Guided Fertility Support: A wide range of fertility support options can help boost the body’s natural abilities or restore and support it in other ways. Healthcare professionals guide each process based on each woman’s specific needs and health profile.
Women with PCOS usually have difficulty conceiving. Nevertheless, a normal pregnancy can be achieved through lifestyle modifications and proper medical care. Many women with PCOS are successful in conceiving and starting their families if they take an active approach to management and care.
(Author: Dr Garima Sawhney, Senior Gynecologist and Co-Founder, Pristyn Care)