Polycystic ovary syndrome...

Menstrual cramps, pre-period depression, PCOS, side effects and complications of pregnancy, pain, osteoporosis, CVD… adventures and hardships are always part of a woman’s life, but when it crosses and reach up to breast cancer, one lose their inner strength and sometimes even feel hopeless. We all die one day. Reason can be any, but cancer has scored top among the list. Nothing can be worse than living with a disease during the precious growth phase of life.

The fact that every 1 in 10 women has PCOS makes women’s health and important matter to be discussed.  The uncertainty of cause, difficult to cure, and the dreadful symptoms are the major things which make PCOS a villain. The symptoms may range from harmless acne to severe health issue like infertility, menstrual disorders, high-level musicalizing hormones, obesity, hair loss etc. Changing lifestyle and medications are the major methodology adopted to treat PCOS which is mainly classified into four based on the motive of treatment, like lowering the insulin resistance level, restoration of regular menstruation, fertility, treating acne etc. But reducing weight, or weight loss is found to be the most effective methodology that can be adapted to restore menstruation since obesity stands top in the list of symptoms. Adopting a healthy diet is very essential in a woman's life, not only to get rid of PCOS but also it affects all aspects of gender-related issues. Obesity becomes an inevitable condition to be treated when it comes to cardiovascular diseases, osteoporosis etc…

Even though these are well-known facts to us, why do you think the number of woman with health issues like this is increasing day by day? What makes people forced to do studies on these topics? Why does research columns gets filled with articles about women’s health? What makes our women bedridden??

Something to be discussed seriously! Right? So come let’s talk before we find the names of our loved ones in some hospital register. Join us for 8th World Conference on Women’s Health and Breast Cancer in Abu Dhabi, UAE on 13th and 14th of December, 2018.