What effect does polycystic ovary have on fetus

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With the rapid development of society, more and more people suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome. Many women are troubled by polycystic ovary syndrome, but they don't know what to do. Its symptoms are more, such as menstrual disorders, infertility, increased skin melanin, as well as obesity, are very sensitive symptoms of women. I used to have polycystic ovary. After finding out this problem, the doctor treated me in time. Now my condition is getting better. Let me talk about the impact of polycystic ovary on the fetus.

What effect does polycystic ovary have on fetus

First: adjust the right menstruation, many people will not pay attention to this, irregular menstruation brings a lot of harm, easy to lead to the occurrence of polycystic ovary, and even infertility. So during the treatment, we should pay special attention to whether the menstruation is normal.

Second: Western medicine to promote row is just to meet the sisters urgent idea of pregnancy Oh. It's not really a cure. So if you just want to treat, or do not choose ovulation induction. If you just want to get pregnant, then you can try to promote discharge, after all, Chinese medicine is too slow.

Third: if it is not very serious, then conservative treatment can be used, the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, western medicine is to eat some ovulation promoting drugs, this drug can not be used for a long time, hormone content is particularly large, easy to cause premature ovarian failure, Chinese medicine can drink some pregnancy promoting soup, slowly conditioning, because Chinese medicine is relatively mild, want to give birth to a healthy baby need to slowly.

matters needing attention

Let me finish by saying: if women suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome, they must pay attention to timely diet. Women's diet should be low in sugar and salt, especially don't eat food containing estrogen, which will aggravate the disease. It is suggested to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables in season, which is conducive to the disease.