PCOS is a common hormone imbalance that affects one out of ten women. PCOS is both a hormonal and a metabolic disorder. Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is a condition in which a woman's ovaries and, in some cases the adrenal glands, produce more androgens (a type of hormone) than normal. High levels of these hormones interfere with the development and release of eggs as part of the ovulation process.

The periods may be few and far between, nonexistent, heavy or scanty. This all depends on the circumstances surrounding the manifestation of the cysts. In some women the hormonal imbalance does not allow for eggs to be released regularly so the period will not be regular; in some the follicle is not able to mature and reach through the thick covering of the polycystic ovarian cysts to release eggs so there will be no period at all. The hormonal imbalance could also influence the quantity of blood flow during those times when the period does occur.

Symptoms vary with each person so you really need to ask questions of your doctor and do research on your own to find a regimen that will work best for you. Read up on Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome cure and find out that there other alternatives to getting rid of PCOS symptoms other than drugs.

One out of every 10 women suffers from this disease. This affects the monthly flow, fertility, hormones, heart, blood vessel and appearance of the women. Generally women suffering from this experience elevated levels of androgen, irregular monthly flow and their ovaries have a lot of fluid filled cysts. As of the moment, the exact cause of the disease is still unknown save for the fact that it can be considered as hereditary disease because of the high probability that women who have relatives who suffered from this disease might also have this.

Now I will tell you more about insulite PCOS system. It has been known that the cause of Polycystic ovarian syndrome is in the insulin resistance. British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (BJOG) published that up to 41% of women that have Polycystic ovarian syndrome ( PCOS) have Type 2 Diabetes or impaired glucose tolerance by age 40. This makes this disease more serious so it should be well monitored.

If you have recently been diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian syndrome, you may be feeling overwhelmed and scared. I felt the same upon my diagnosis over 7 years ago. I was not informed about this condition and it was difficult to get accurate information.If you think you may have PCOS, please stay tuned as the next post will review how PCOS is diagnosed; what tests are performed and what your next steps should be.

There are natural methods that have been used successfully to treat polycystic ovarian syndrome, and they are far less dangerous then long term use of hormonal treatments or surgery. Surgery is usually required if a cysts grows to 6 centimeters or larger, or if a condition called "torsion" occurs, where the cyst becomes twisted which can block the flow of blood to the cyst and can cause severe pain.A woman's ovaries produce an abundance of follicles; these follicles produce eggs each month and usually only one egg matures and is released through the fallopian tubes. The ovaries of a woman with polycystic ovarian syndrome does not make all of the hormones necessary for any of the eggs to fully mature, therefore no egg is released through the fallopian tubes for fertilization.

Often spotted by light or irregular menstrual periods, or in some cases, no periods taking place whatsoever the condition arises when high levels of male hormones, for example, testosterone are present as well as when there is an increase in luteinising hormones. The ovarian follicle is prevented from maturation and instead of turning into an egg it dies and later takes the form of a cyst. At this time a thinning or loss of hair or to the other extreme excessive hair growth, acne, depression and considerable mood swings may also show themselves as the symptoms of PCOS associated with hormonal imbalance.

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