I tell myself this as I'm lying in bed at night, thinking about women's health around the world: a lot has changed in the last few years. We are becoming increasingly adept at applying the knowledge we now possess. at providing a respectable life start for young women.
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a lifestyle-related condition that has a very low chance of being cured solely through lifestyle changes. PCOS can lead to hormonal imbalances, irregular periods, elevated androgen levels, and the development of cysts in the ovaries. Irregular periods, often accompanied by a lack of ovulation, can make it challenging to conceive, making PCOS a leading cause of infertility.
Based on my experience, I have endured PCOS since I was
eleven years old. I was unaware of this when I was a kid, and every doctor I
went, to stated that the reason you were having these discharges and other
issues was because you were very young. However, as I got older, the issue got
worse. Breathlessness, nausea, and consciousness used to be present in me. I
had no idea that I was severely anemic and that my hemoglobin had dropped to 4.
It wasn't until I was admitted to the hospital that I learned I had been
diagnosed with PCOS.
Every day seems like it won't last, but then I take a moment
to regroup and realize how big my goals are—nobody, not even my periods, can
stop me. It feels like there's nothing you can do and the blood just keeps
flowing like a running tap, making it impossible for you to sit down at one
time. Your face is worsened by acne, scars, and pigmentation, which plummet
your self-esteem and make you feel like the most unattractive person in the
world. The cycle grew more unpredictable and challenging to control.
Currently 19, and doing well
right now, but my health is suffering because I'm stuck in this game. Every month, waiting for the day that I
eventually miss and then running to the doctor is another hilarious thing for
me because I am not too fond of needles and medicines. My mental health has suffered as a result, but
I am coping because I know how to. I'm aware that this is merely a medical
condition, and with continued discipline in my diet and exercise, I should be
fine.
.jfif)
