It is the same ballet from adolescence that is repeated every month until the reserves are exhausted. Each menstrual cycle, both ovaries will take turns releasing an egg for possible fertilization with sperm. At least that’s what happens when things go well. Because with polycystic ovary syndrome (or “PCOS), this mechanism is modified. “Under the influence of hormonal imbalance, ovarian follicles will not develop optimally, and immature follicles will accumulate in the ovaries., describes the head of the endocrinology department of Saint-Antoine Hospital in Paris, Professor Sophie Christine-Maitre. Although this syndrome is invisible, it is not rare, as 8 to 13% of women of childbearing age are affected, and up to 70% of them go undiagnosed, according to the World Health Organization.
Irregular or even absent periods, significant hair growth, loss of hair, skin, etc.
Source: Le Figaro
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