Can PCOS still be Cured?

If you are experiencing an unusual menstrual cycle, difficulty in conceiving a child, or hormonal imbalance, you may have the signs of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome or PCOS. As of the moment, PCOS cannot be cured as further studies are needed, fortunately, it can be managed. Treatment options can vary due to the variety of symptoms that can happen to anyone. 

The most common action is to have a lifestyle change, especially if you are dealing with your fluctuating weight or having difficulty having a child. Regular exercise and a balanced diet, recommended by your dietician, can help with your weight loss and can help treat PCOS.

Taking medication can help induce regular periods and conception that will reduce the long-term risk of developing cancer of the womb lining (or endometrial cancer) associated with not having regular periods. Medications can also help in blocking male hormones that induce unusual hair growth or other abnormal hormonal activity that are visible in your body.

Nurturing your health with smart daily choices with regular check-ups with your doctors to help you control PCOS and prevent its complications like heart disease, diabetes, and other major health risks.

A cure may take a long while to discover or develop, but taking these small steps, they can help to reduce your symptoms and still live a healthy life. 

Get checked today in Kaiser Medical Clinics Located near you.