How to have a child with polycystic ovary

With the changes in modern daily life and working environment, more women are suffering from infertility. There are many reasons for infertility, which may be caused by the disease or the living environment. The prevalence of polycystic ovary syndrome is relatively high, which can easily cause female infertility and affect the probability of women becoming pregnant. So does polycystic ovary have any impact on pregnancy? Can you get pregnant? It is understandable that female friends want to have children. Below we will introduce the impact of polycystic ovary on pregnancy in detail.

How to have a child with polycystic ovary

Polycystic ovary is caused by the imbalance of reproductive organ function, which destroys the support and coordination between each other, resulting in the long-term inability of the uterus and ovaries to ovulate. The most common symptoms are menstrual disorders, amenorrhea, excessive hair growth, obesity, anovulation, etc., which are more common in women aged 22 to 31. Infertility occurs because polycystic ovaries cause irregular ovulation or no ovulation.

The most obvious feature of PCOS is anovulation. Because there is no ovulation, the uterus and ovaries can only secrete estrogen and androgen but are not easy to secrete estrogen. Because of endometrial hyperplasia, estrogen will cause the uterine wall to have a metabolic reaction. The uterine wall is subjected to the action of estrogen for a long time but does not produce estrogen, causing excessive endometrial hyperplasia or endometrial cancer. Because patients with PCOS cannot ovulate, artificial insemination is impossible.

Patients with polycystic ovary rarely show symptoms in the early stages, so early diagnosis is very difficult. 70% of women are already in the late stage when seeking medical treatment and rarely receive early treatment. Generally speaking, pregnancy is possible, but due to ovulation disorders, it is very difficult to get pregnant because ovulation disorders cause imperfect egg cells.

What we have introduced above is whether polycystic ovary syndrome has an impact on pregnancy. Many female friends do not seek treatment until the disease worsens, which increases the difficulty of treatment and affects future recovery. The early treatment effect of polycystic ovary syndrome is still relatively good. If you are diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome in the early stage, you should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. The cure rate of late treatment is relatively low, and it is easy to cause infertility.