There are many factors that trigger polycystic ovaries, such as increased cortisol and increased prolactin secretion, which can lead to polycystic ovarian-like changes. A normal woman of childbearing age has about a 20% chance of detecting polycystic ovaries, which may result in altered hormone levels or abnormal menstruation. Usually, patients with polycystic ovaries do not need treatment when they are asymptomatic, but if they have irregular menstruation, they are prone to infertility and can regulate their menstruation by the following methods: 1) general treatment: regulating women’s menstruation by adjusting their lifestyle, such as reasonable diet, insisting on exercise, and behavioral interventions; 2) medication: clinically, Daying-35 is most commonly used, which can regularize menstruation. If the treatment effect is good, it will increase the chance of pregnancy; 3.Surgical treatment: If you can’t get pregnant after medication, you need to do further examination and then develop a surgical treatment plan according to the patient’s condition. If patients with polycystic ovaries reach normal hormone levels after the above treatments and do not have abnormal menstrual symptoms, they can prepare for pregnancy normally by monitoring ovulation.