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Which are the symptoms of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome?
See the worst symptoms of affected by Polycystic Ovary Syndrome here
Facial hair, depression, weight gain
Posted Mar 3, 2017 by Chanté 1000
Pain of the cyst when it's enlarged
Posted Apr 12, 2017 by Ljdb 2620
Symptoms can vary among different people and can make it hard to diagnose this disorder. The worst symptoms include; pain in the abdomen, lack of a menstrual cycle (amenorrhea), acne (all over body), unwanted hair growth (in areas unwanted also known as hirsutism), and possible infertility.
Posted May 22, 2017 by RKaye09 5080
The excess body hair, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and excess weight are all some symptoms. These symptoms can also lead to heart attacks. There is so much going on with this disease that sometimes it's hard to diagnose and/or treat and everyone is different.
Posted Sep 8, 2017 by Angie 200
adnominal pain, excess hair , extreme bleeding during menstrual cycles. unable to conceive.
I would get rid of the excessive bleeding if possible.
I would get rid of the excessive bleeding if possible.
Posted Oct 28, 2017 by lisa 3365
abnormal menstruation, absence of menstruation, heavy menstruation, irregular menstruation, short and light menstruation, or spotting
obesity, overweight, or weight gain
acne or oily skin
infertility, depression, inappropriate male features, loss of scalp hair, or unwanted hair
obesity, overweight, or weight gain
acne or oily skin
infertility, depression, inappropriate male features, loss of scalp hair, or unwanted hair
Posted Jun 21, 2018 by Shelby 2770
Diabetes, obeesety, hairgrowth, painful periods, cysts on the ovaries
Posted Jun 22, 2018 by Malin 700
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– Polycystic ovaries: classic ovary in PCOS in where it seems to have a pearl necklace with many small cysts (fluid-filled sacs)
– Menstrual periods: irregular, sporadic or absent
– Hirsutism: excessive hair growth on the face, chest, abdomen, and back
– Acne or oily skin
– Androgenetic Alopecia: thinning progressive of the hair, known as male-pattern baldness (AGA)
– Infertility or reduced fertility
– Overweight or obesity: particularly around the waist (central obesity) and abdomen
– Skin tags-small pieces of skin in the neck or armpits
– Acanthosis Nigricans: dark patches on the skin of the nape of the neck, the armpits and under the breasts
It has been found that many women with PCOS have a condition called insulin resistance (IR), in which the body's tissues are resistant to the effects of insulin so the body has to produce more insulin to compensate. The RI seems to be related to high levels of androgens, obesity and type 2 diabetes. In turn, obesity can increase insulin levels, and this can aggravate polycystic ovarian syndrome.
– Menstrual periods: irregular, sporadic or absent
– Hirsutism: excessive hair growth on the face, chest, abdomen, and back
– Acne or oily skin
– Androgenetic Alopecia: thinning progressive of the hair, known as male-pattern baldness (AGA)
– Infertility or reduced fertility
– Overweight or obesity: particularly around the waist (central obesity) and abdomen
– Skin tags-small pieces of skin in the neck or armpits
– Acanthosis Nigricans: dark patches on the skin of the nape of the neck, the armpits and under the breasts
It has been found that many women with PCOS have a condition called insulin resistance (IR), in which the body's tissues are resistant to the effects of insulin so the body has to produce more insulin to compensate. The RI seems to be related to high levels of androgens, obesity and type 2 diabetes. In turn, obesity can increase insulin levels, and this can aggravate polycystic ovarian syndrome.
Posted Aug 12, 2017 by MaryLou 520
