Polystic Ovarian Syndrome Research Paper

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Role of Physiotherapy in Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome

Women’s health is emerging as a major stream in the line of health practitioners, and has seen tremendous change and growth in the past few years in regards to the awareness and overall approach in dealing with women specific conditions. A commonly heard name today is PCOS or Poly Cystic ovarian Syndrome.
So what exactly is PCOS?
It is a condition where the hormonal synergy goes out of balance in women, and today we see as much as 5 - 20 % of females in the age bracket of childbearing capacity affected by it.
A lady with PCOS will have many small cysts or follicles formed in the ovaries, now though these cysts do have eggs in them, but the eggs do not get a chance to mature, because
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It is no surprise that PCOS has notoriously come be identified as the commonest cause of Infertility
It does bring about unwanted cosmetic changes in one’s appearance, but should be taken care of well in time, as early diagnosis and treatment can help avoid major health issues like type 2 diabetes and heart
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Doctors may prescribe medication like birth control pills, to treat acne and regulate periods, or anti-estrogen treatment, medication for Diabetes can also be prescribed. Surgery is also a common intervention.
Physiotherapy can help women in prevention and management of PCOS much more than was presumed earlier, the physiotherapy is focused on keeping the ovaries and uterus healthy, managing weight, and taking care of the entire body at large. A physiotherapist analysis the body’s physical mechanism and deep tissues, and uses different forms and kinds of exercises and manipulations to the body, which enables the deep structures to be released, provide necessary flexibility, while also strengthening the pelvic floor and related structures.
Relieving stress is of pivotal importance as it an important factor in aggravating the condition. The exercise regime may incorporate various techniques like yoga, deep breathing, therapeutic exercises, and electrotherapy collectively or use any of these individually, based on the individual’s