Polycystic ovary syndrome is easy to get pregnant

Some female friends have polycystic ovaries and uterus. This unique body structure may make it difficult for these female friends to have a complete pregnancy. Therefore, the topic of miscarriage is very sensitive to these women with polycystic ovary, and they are particularly worried about having miscarriage. So today, let’s interpret the most important thing, is it easy to get pregnant with polycystic ovary?

Patients with polycystic ovary may be more prone to miscarriage after pregnancy, and the chance of miscarriage is higher than that of normal women. Therefore, it is recommended that patients take more rest after pregnancy, maintain a light diet, avoid excessive fatigue, and go to the hospital for regular follow-up visits.

1. If a woman with polycystic ovary can get pregnant, she is very likely to have a miscarriage. Therefore, after pregnancy, you must regularly test the progesterone level and blood HCG status, and be sure to check the estrogen and progesterone levels. If there is an abnormality in female hormones, even if pregnant, it may still cause miscarriage due to poor metabolism of the uterus and ovaries.

2. If polycystic ovary syndrome occurs during pregnancy, the test items that must be checked are estradiol, blood chorionic gonadotropin, and progesterone levels. Regular testing of these three items can help understand the status of the early test tube embryos during polycystic ovary pregnancy. After thirty-seven days, the status of the test tube embryos can also be observed through B-ultrasound examination. Therefore, after polycystic ovary pregnancy, B-ultrasound, blood HCG, progesterone level, and estradiol must be checked. Detect problems anytime and anywhere, and use medication to maintain pregnancy anytime and anywhere.

How to treat polycystic ovary

1. Treatment with medication. Oral medication can change the body's female hormones and keep the extracellular fluid in a relatively stable state. After continuous use, the uterus and ovaries may gradually return to their original state. If you are taking Chinese herbal medicine, then the problem should not be a big deal. If you are taking drugs such as growth hormone internally, then there may be certain side effects, such as abdominal distension, headache, hot flashes, etc.

2. Surgical treatment. Surgery is a treatment method that appeared in the mid-to-late 1930s and is a milestone development. Surgery can remove part of the granulosa cells in the ovaries and inhibit the production of male hormones. The effect comes quickly and is more obvious. After the operation, most women will gradually resume ovulation and menstruation, and many will successfully conceive. The more popular surgical methods now include bilateral hystero-ovarian wedge resection, laser perforation treatment and transvaginal hydrolaparoscopic surgery.

3. General treatment. Patients should actively exercise, reduce the intake of high-fat and glucose foods, and lose weight. This can promote the decrease of male hormone levels and is beneficial for repairing ovulation.

In fact, polycystic ovary is an abnormal condition. Because polycystic ovary does not have the good metabolic function of normal uterus and ovary, it is very likely to cause miscarriage in women during pregnancy. Female friends with polycystic ovaries are advised to take good contraceptive measures when engaging in sexual intercourse. It is best to cure the polycystic ovaries before considering pregnancy. If you do get pregnant accidentally, don't worry too much. You must go to the hospital for regular check-ups and timely tests.