More about PCOS Treatment Pakistan

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a polyendocrine disorder that is accompanied by serious malfunctions of the ovaries (irregularity or absence of ovulation, increased production of androgen). Other organs and systems of the female body also suffer from PCOS. According to statistics, every tenth woman of reproductive age has polycystic ovary syndrome. The common syndrome has many unpleasant manifestations. Its most tragic consequence is Infertility Specialist in Lahore.

What is PCOS

More than 80 years have passed since the polycystic structure of the ovaries, accompanied by amenorrhea, was first described by Eleventh and Stein (another name for PCOS is Stein-Eleventh syndrome). However pathology still remains a complex and largely mysterious problem for gynecologists. Doctors are not yet able to completely cure polycystic disease. However, medicine has made significant progress in the fight against the disease. Early diagnosis and modern therapy help get rid of symptoms and prevent dangerous complications.

Why choose the Life Line Center for the treatment of PCOS?

• We employ leading specialists in the field of diagnosis and PCOS Treatment Pakistan– gynecologists, reproductive specialists, and endocrinologists. Their qualifications are confirmed by scientific degrees, publications in reputable publications, and most importantly, by thousands of successful stories of patients resulting in the birth of babies.
• In the treatment of polycystic ovary syndrome, we adhere to a modern approach. The center’s specialists carry out diagnostics and treatment in strict accordance with international standards and recommendations of the Pakistan Ministry of Health.
• The advanced equipment of the laboratory department of the Life Line Best IVF Center in Pakistan and operating rooms allow us to perform research and medical procedures at the highest level. A wide range of ART methods helps to achieve success in the most difficult cases.
• Diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome

What about PCOS

The main symptom of PCOS is an irregular menstrual cycle. Menstruation occurs either too rarely or stops altogether. Hirsute is often observed – increased male-pattern hair growth on the legs, face, and lower abdomen. The hair on the head becomes thinner and may fall out. Skin problems are common – increased oiliness and pigmentation, acne. All these are manifestations of excessive production of male sex hormones – hyperparathyroidism. Other symptoms of PCOS include high blood pressure and rapid weight gain, which is accompanied by metabolic disorders. However, these disorders can also occur in patients with normal body weight. 80% of patients with PCOS have a family history of type 2 diabetes, which reflects a hereditary predisposition to impaired carbohydrate metabolism in poly cystic disease.

How is PCOS diagnosed at the Life Line clinic?

Many of these symptoms may be associated with other diseases and conditions, making diagnosis difficult. In addition, with poly cystic ovary syndrome, the entire range of possible manifestations is not always present. Different women may experience different sets of symptoms. Relatively recently, a concept was developed and proposed that made it possible to standardize the approach to the diagnosis and treatment of PCOS. Its essence is that the clinical manifestations of poly cystic ovary syndrome are interpreted not as a disease, but as a condition characterized by a certain set of symptoms. According to this concept, PCOS Specialist in Lahore is diagnosed if the patient has two of the following three signs:

• hyperparathyroidism (increased activity of male sex hormones in the female body);
• oligoovulation/anovulation;
• poly cystic ovarian morphology.
• In this case, when making a diagnosis, the doctor identifies one of four clinical phenotype of Hyperparathyroidism and oligoovulation/anovulation;
• hyperparathyroidism and poly cystic ovaries according to ultrasound, but with adulatory cycles;
• oligoovulation/anovulation and poly cystic ovarian morphology according to ultrasound without hyperparathyroidism; ovary syndrome by ultrasound.