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2025-01-05 12:56:34
My wife has a PCOS problem. It was detected before her pregnancy 4 years ago. We have a child. Still she has the problem of PCOS. If her ovaries are removed by surgery, can she be cured of PCOS? If not, what will be the solution?
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The treatment should be according to the problem she is facing because of PCOS. Since you have a child already infertility is not the problem.and if she has menstrual irregularities then that can be cured by conservative management.removing ovaries is not at all an option since it will lead to much worse scenario due to loss of normal hormones.
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Consult your gynaecologist with the exact symptoms you are having.
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Try regular exercise and mindful eating habits

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You don't kill a mosquito with a bomb or even a hammer. That is the closest simily I can think of when you suggest removal of ovaries to cure PCOS .

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Focus on Lifestyle modifications, dietary modifications and active exercise surgery is not the solution

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Surgical management not needed Lifestyle modification, stress management and treatment

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No Removing the ovaries is not the answer to treat pcos PCoS is not a disease it only requires lifestyle modification and maintaining a BMI in the healthy range

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PCOS is not a problem which gets cured on removing the ovaries.Its basically a metabolic syndrome.Mainly it's life style modification and diet that helps.

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PCOS  is a lifestyle disease. Can be kept under control by regular excercise and diet. No permanent cure.

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