26-year-old Li worked in a bank in the provincial capital, height 4050px, weight 82kg, although the body type is plump, is a heavyweight, but Li born cheerful, lively and lovely, is a good girl in the eyes of parents, colleagues happy fruit, her husband’s eyes “Yang Yuhuan”. Li thinks that in addition to fashionable clothes can not wear a little regret, but also do not think obesity is a big problem. The whole day is always happy and cheerful. But recently the lively and lovely Xiao Li is not very happy, a sad face. The best friend Wang looked at, a careful inquiry, the original “happy fruit” menstruation for 3 months did not come. The company has been married for three years, could it be that there is joy? The first thing I thought was that I was pregnant with a baby, happy, rushed to the hospital to check, urine also checked, blood also drew, the results of pregnancy ruled out. The first thing you need to do is to get a good idea of what’s going on. The first thing you need to do is to get a good idea of what you are getting into. Xiao Li came to the Obesity Clinic of the Department of Endocrinology of the First Affiliated Hospital of Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine without stopping to find Dr. Yue Xin, the deputy chief physician, hoping that the physician could give him a clear statement. After the necessary examination, Dr. Yue told Xiao Li that she was suffering from polycystic ovary syndrome and her blood sugar was also mildly abnormal. Polycystic ovary syndrome is an endocrine disorder syndrome in which reproductive dysfunction coexists with abnormal glucose metabolism. Persistent anovulation, multiple follicular immaturity, androgen excess and insulin resistance are important features and are the most common causes of menstrual disorders in fertile women. It is characterized by menstrual disorders, amenorrhea, anovulation, hirsutism, obesity, infertility and bilateral enlargement of the ovaries in a cystic fashion. Patients may have these typical symptoms or only some of them, but infertility due to ovulation disorders is the main clinical manifestation of polycystic ovary syndrome. Modern research also shows that women of all ages can develop polycystic ovary syndrome, and the incidence is on the rise because of the increase in fat people. 90-95% of anovulatory patients seen in fertility clinics are due to polycystic ovary syndrome. Obesity has adverse effects on self-perception, miscarriage, pregnancy and the long-term health of mother and child, with an increased likelihood of congenital malformations in children and metabolic diseases (such as diabetes) later in life. Dr. Yue’s words scared Li out of her wits, “Oh my God, what if I can’t get pregnant?” . Dr. Yue also told Li that weight loss in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome can help improve endocrine status, menstrual cycle, ovulation rate and the likelihood of a healthy pregnancy. Even a 5-10% weight loss may result in a 30% reduction in abdominal fat, thus improving insulin resistance and restoring ovulation. However, obese patients with polycystic ovary syndrome always have difficulty losing weight or maintaining it afterwards. Therefore, it is necessary to work with the necessary drugs under the guidance of a specialist in order to achieve safe and scientific weight loss. Hearing this, Xiao Li breathed a sigh of relief: for the health of herself and the next generation, weight loss is a must! Dr. Yue reminded obese sisters in passing that obesity not only leads to polycystic ovary syndrome and infertility. They are also prone to hypertension, diabetes, sleep apnea syndrome, arthritis, and even tumors, and must be seen by a hospital in time for early treatment.