Can women's bilateral ovarian polycystic changes be cured?

Do you know what children mean to a family? To put it simply, it is the continuation of the life of a couple, so most of our friends are happy about the arrival of the child. However, some problems that are beyond their control may arise, such as bilateral polycystic ovaries, which will become an obstacle to the arrival of the child. So what is bilateral polycystic ovaries? Can bilateral polycystic ovaries be cured? Let’s find out below.

Bilateral ovarian polycystic changes are a type of polycystic ovary syndrome, a group of syndromes caused by abnormal menstrual regulation mechanism and endocrine disorders.

Some women with bilateral polycystic ovaries are also found to have a small amount of fluid in the pelvic cavity during examination. From the current medical perspective, there is no way to cure this disease. This is a difficult disease among adolescent and reproductive women with hyperandrogenic oligomenorrhea, amenorrhea and infertility. It is not like a general disease that can be "solved" by taking medicine and surgery for a few months. It requires long-term cooperation and guidance of treatment between doctors and patients. It will accompany the patient for life. In a sense, this disease requires lifelong treatment. However, we should not lose confidence in treatment because of the specificity of this disease. After active treatment, the chances of achieving the goal of restoring menstruation, ovulation and pregnancy for bilateral polycystic ovaries are still very high. It is recommended that friends with bilateral polycystic ovaries should drink soy milk and eat soy foods every day to supplement balanced estrogen.

Pay attention to your diet.

Patients with polycystic ovary are generally obese, and their sugar and lipid metabolism system is fragile and disordered. Therefore, they must not eat high-fat, high-calorie foods, otherwise it will inevitably increase the burden on the sugar and lipid metabolism system, which will not only cause sugar and lipid accumulation in the body and cause obesity, but also make sugar and lipid metabolism more disordered, and further affect the rest of the body's endocrine system, leading to serious illness.

2. Do not eat spicy food, smoke or drink.

Although spicy foods can stimulate appetite and whet your appetite, these foods will directly lead to faster blood circulation in the human body, increase the burden on various organs of the body, and are not conducive to recovery from the disease.

From the above content, I believe everyone knows that bilateral ovarian polycystic changes can be cured? There is a definite answer. This disease needs to be treated persistently, which requires patience and perseverance. Of course, cooperating with the doctor's treatment is a very important aspect, and one's own dietary taboos are also an aspect. As long as both parties persist, I believe they will be able to have their own baby.