PCOD these days have become a common term. However, being so common, females still have some confusion over it. In simple terms, it is a physical condition directly related to changes in hormonal levels. Especially, PCOD and PCOS are seen in women.
Can I get to know PCOD with one test only?
If you are looking for a quick test concerning PCOD, then there is nothing like that. Yes, it is hard to tell whether you are suffering from PCOD in one go or with a single test. There will be a series of examinations, including blood test, urine test, and ultrasound.
How will I know whether am I suffering from PCOD or not?
Signs of PCOD is quite visible only if you are giving quite attention to it. For better elucidation, here I am listing down a set of symptoms of PCOD; do have a look –
- Missed periods or menstruation
- Irregular periods
- Heavy bleeding during periods
- Skin darkening
- Gaining weight
- Unwanted growth of hair over the body, including face
- Hair thinning
Why am I suffering from PCOD? Where did I go wrong?
Many a time, a question comes up, what is the exact reason behind PCOD? Well, there is no apt answer for it. It is indeed hard to tell why someone is suffering from PCOD. If we sit and search for the ultimate causes, then it will include the following –
- Unwholesome lifestyle
- Production of male hormones in the female body
- Genetics
- Surplus of insulin
Can I say, is PCOD or PCOS the same thing?
A common confusion that has imbibed the mind of many is whether PCOD is similar to PCOS? The answer is, again, no. PCOD and PCOS are poles apart. The former is related to hormone imbalance, and the later is an endocrine disorder. However, one similarity lies between these two; both of these are related to ovaries.
How much time will it take to recover from PCOD?
The duration of recovering from PCOD will hardly take six months. You have to be on your toes with the precautions and as such. Otherwise, it might give you a really tough time.
