PCOS is a condition manifested in women, usually during the fertile age. Women suffering from PCOS will usually consult with the Doctor for having long periods without menstruation or even not having it at all. This happens due to a hormonal imbalance; however, there are many other reasons but are still uncertain.
The main concern is the fertility issues related to this Syndrome; women can’t release mature ovules hence eggs can’t be fertilized. By identifying this condition and treating it early, you can prevent infertility and other diseases related to PCOS, such as metabolic disorders.
How can you know if you suffer from PCOS?
The first and easiest symptom to identify is an irregular period or even lack of it (amenorrhea). Once you go to the Doctor and inform them about it, an ultrasound and blood test will be performed where the presence of cysts in the ovaries and hormonal imbalance shown on your blood test will be identified together.
How are my skin and hair affected if I have PCOS?
- Skin pigmentation: Also known as Acanthosis nigricans, it is hyperpigmentation in areas like the neck, groin, and underarm related to insulin resistance, which is a common condition related to PCOS.
- Hirsutism is known as unusual hair grown in areas where hair is not found in normal conditions, like chin or chest.
- Acne: Especially found in areas like the face, back, and chest.
- Hair Loss
Also read: Acne and Hair Loss: Signs of PCOS You Should be Paying Attention To
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Dr. Angelica Parra is a Licensed Medical Doctor from Venezuela and is currently taking a Master’s degree in Dermatology. She specialized in Aesthetic Medicine and completed Advanced Training in Non-surgical Facial Rejuvenation in Miami, Florida. She has specialized in applying Botox, dermal fillers, skin tightening treatments, and since then, she has worked on cruise ships as an Aesthetic Doctor.
