Today, I was diagnosed with polycystic ovarian...

How to deal with polycystic ovaries
Polycystic ovary syndrome is a disease that affects many women and suffers from its symptoms and side effects, most notably menstrual disorders, which leads to delayed pregnancy and sometimes infertility, so it must be treated as soon as possible and it can be treated by regulating the menstrual cycle through pills Contraception (estrogen with progesterone) or progestin for 14 days, in addition to the production and stimulation of eggs by some anti-estrogen drugs such as Clomid or metformin such as glucophage or by hormonal injections and treatment of its symptoms such as increased hair by aldactone to treat unwanted hair growth In it and hair loss, but it is not given in the case of pregnancy or breastfeeding. If the response is not met, a surgical operation can be resorted to, through a simple surgical procedure called cauterization of the ovary through an endoscope, and this is done with an electric current, the follicles are killed and destroyed
Diagnosis of polycystic ovaries
A comprehensive blood test that includes an increase in blood cells of more than 12 thousand to exclude genital infections and a urine test as well so that the cells in the urine are more than 103 per mm to exclude urinary infections and to exclude pregnancy in the event of a period interruption or disturbances with a hormonal test to measure the hormones androgen and testosterone In addition to ultrasound to measure the size of the ovaries
Famous symptoms of polycystic ovaries
Irregular menstruation, as mentioned above
Noticeably increased weight
Excess hair on the face and legs
infertility
dyspareunia
Intestinal disorders
hair loss
my advice to you
Going to a gynecologist and obstetrician for a clinical and laboratory examination to take the appropriate treatment