1. Early detection, early treatment If you have one or more of the above symptoms, you need to pay attention to them and see a doctor as soon as possible. 2. It takes several visits to confirm. It is important to remind you that polycystic ovary syndrome is an exclusionary disease, which means that it can only be diagnosed when other diseases that may cause similar symptoms are excluded. Therefore, most patients need to be seen several times before the formal diagnosis is confirmed. 3. Insist on regular treatment As polycystic ovary syndrome is an endocrine disease, treatment is mainly based on endocrine therapy. Treatment includes: Adjusting the menstrual cycle Using short-acting oral contraceptives under the guidance of a doctor for 3-6 months periodically not only restores the menstrual cycle, but also effectively inhibits hair growth and acne, and prevents the development of endometrial hyperplasia that can lead to cancer. Lowering androgen levels Generally, oral short-acting contraceptives are also used. The drug of choice is compounded cyproterone acetate, which is often referred to as Daing-35. Improving insulin resistance For patients with unexplained obesity, excessive appetite and other symptoms of insulin resistance, metformin treatment can be used. Promote ovulation and restore fertility Ovulation-promoting treatment is indicated for people with fertility requirements, and clomiphene will usually be preferred. If it is not effective, gonadotropin, laparoscopic ovarian perforation and IVF can also be used as therapies. 4. Adjusting lifestyle habits Patients with polycystic ovary syndrome should adjust their diet to prevent excessive calorie intake, to match and diversify meat and vegetables, and to avoid over- or under-nutrition. At the same time, it is important to insist on physical exercise and weight control.