how to prevent polystic ovaries and endometrial polip

Woah! Thank you so much for that information. I never even thought that such things could actually exist and it was good that you explained to us why such health problems occur. I guess too much of everything that's unhealthy especially fast food that contain so many preservatives and flavor additives can be really harmful to us. It's going to be tough on my part since I usually eat outside and I love chicken a lot. Thanks for the information and I hope you're feeling better now.

My ex girl friend also had PCOS. The first signs and symptoms that she felt were irregular menses to the point that they stopped. My girl friend had not had her menses for 9 months before she went to a doctor. I always accompanied her to her gynecologist, and being a health care provider I also know a bit about this condition. The doctors prescribed her oral contraceptives for her menses to normalize again. They said that the PCOS cannot be treated but the complications can be avoided. Due to the young age of my exgirlfriend she was only given this method to have her regular menses, if she ever wanted kids I think the doctors would prescribe other medicines. They also said that she should also change her diet just as you said because women with PCOS tend to be obese. It helps if you are in you ideal weight. Most women tend to regain normality of their menses if they are able to maintain their ideal weight one of her doctors said. Constant check up is necessary for people who have this. Diet and exercise does wonders to various health problems and not only this. Thank you for the info astryfernandy.

I don't know what kind of doctor you went to, but he was wrong wrong WRONG. You cannot prevent either condition and it has absolutely nothing to do with what kind of food you eat. PCOS is a hormonal condition that you are born with. It's a disorder in the ovaries that keeps the folic cyst from turning into an ovum. So instead of dropping into the uterus to get fertilized, it stays in the ovary. They can build up, back up, sometimes burst and cause infection. Due to the build up of cysts, it can cause insulin resistance, but not always. What it DOES do is slow your metabolism and raise your testosterone levels. It can be treated with medications and hormone therapy to help with the symptoms. It may or may not effect fertility later when you decide to try to get pregnant, however there are a lot of highly effective treatments. As for uterine polyps, there is no known cause, they just happen. they can also be easily treated depending on the severity of the condition. Neither has anything whatsoever to do with being a virgin or being sexually active. I don't understand what you think that has to do with anything.

thank you for the information. this is very important. heard that bleeding is truly one of the symptoms. this reminds me that i have to have my pap smear the soonest possible time!

Hi Thanks for the info,eating healthy helps our all round health and fitness. Have a great day. jojo732