How to treat bilateral polycystic ovarian enlargement

Bilateral polycystic ovary disease can have an impact on women's reproductive health, so it is necessary to focus on scientific treatment after examination and diagnosis. The treatment includes hormonal drugs to help regulate endocrine, and also surgical treatment.

1. For treatment, Western medicine mainly uses hormone drugs to regulate the endocrine environment and temporarily restore normal ovulation to achieve the purpose of conception. Commonly used hormone drugs include clomiphene, Diane 35, etc., but hormone drug treatment has great side effects. Generally, hormone drug treatment is adopted. If there is no effect within three months, hormone treatment should be stopped. So as not to aggravate the condition.

2. In theory, Chinese medicine believes that polycystic ovary is related to factors such as insufficient kidney qi, deficiency of qi and blood, disorder of Chong and Ren meridians, liver depression and qi stagnation, spleen deficiency and phlegm dampness, which cause adverse changes in ovarian morphology and function, and lead to changes in follicular development and hormone levels. Therefore, treatments are mostly aimed at restoring follicle development and ovulation by replenishing kidney qi, replenishing qi and nourishing blood, regulating Chong and Ren meridians, soothing the liver and relieving depression, and strengthening the spleen and eliminating dampness. The essence is to achieve the purpose of conception by temporarily restoring normal ovulation. The treatment cycle of traditional Chinese medicine is relatively long, usually taking 3-6 months, and the cost is around 4,000 to 5,000 yuan, but it has no side effects, and it fundamentally regulates the body's own mechanism, which is much better than hormone treatment.

3. Finally, let’s talk about surgical treatment. There are many advertisements for surgery, but the essence of the surgery is unknown. The cost ranges from several thousand to tens of thousands. However, most surgeries are traumatic (including so-called minimally invasive surgeries), so they are generally not recommended.