Polycystic ovarian syndrome is the most common and misunderstood limb affecting women of all ages. Due to hormonal imbalance that involves progesterone insulin and androgens. In PCOS very small fluid-filled sacs are formed inside the ovaries of a woman. The term polycystic refers to many cysts. These are essentially follicles that contain an immature egg. The term polycystic refers to many cysts. These are essentially follicles that contain an immature egg. The eggs never mature to trigger ovulation.
Causes
The exact causes of the polycystic ovarian syndrome are not known but researchers considered that it may be a combination of environmental changes and genetics. Also, it might cause different symptoms in different people. The following factors may play a role.
Low-grade inflammation
It is the term used for describing the production of white blood cells for fight protection. Studies have found that it is a type of low-grade inflammation that stimulates polycystic ovaries for reducing androgens.
Excess insulin
Insulin refers to the hormone that is produced in the pancreas and unlocked in the digestion of sugar. When the cells become resistant to insulin the blood sugar levels can arise and the body starts producing more insulin. As a consequence androgen levels increase and cause difficulty in ovulation.
Heredity
Researchers suggest that certain types of jeans are responsible for causing PCOS.
Symptoms
Just as any other health condition there are subtle symptoms that can be found in individuals diagnosed with PCOS
•Heavy bleeding
•Hair growth
•Acne
•Irregular periods
•Infertility
•Fatigue
•Sleep problems
•Mood changes
•Male pattern baldness
•The darkness of the skin
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