What causes polycystic ovary problems?

Polycystic ovary problems seriously affect women's reproductive health. Many infertility cases may be caused by polycystic ovary syndrome, which is related to hormone secretion and organ dysfunction.

1. Causes of hormone secretion

Disturbance in endogenous hormone levels is one of the main causes of polycystic ovary. High insulin, high androgen, high prolactin, and high leptin may all cause metabolic abnormalities, leading to the symptoms of polycystic ovary, which are relatively complicated.

2. Organ dysfunction

The internal environment is maintained by the cooperation of all organs in the endocrine working line. Any problem in any link will cause the hormone level of the whole body to be disordered. Therefore, organ dysfunction is worse than simple abnormal hormone secretion. For example, the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, adrenal cortex, etc., the lesions cannot be cured overnight.

3. Abnormal ovarian local secretion regulation mechanism

Some scholars believe that there may be certain substances in the ovaries of polycystic patients that may reduce the absorption of follicle-stimulating hormone by ovarian cells, thereby inhibiting the development of follicles. The dominant follicles cannot be successfully screened out, and most of the ovaries are immature follicles that are in the development stage.

4. Obesity

Body fat mainly affects the secretion of leptin. The higher the body fat ratio, the more leptin is secreted, which leads to endocrine disorders and a high probability of polycystic ovary syndrome.