Panic Attacks and PCOS



Abstract

Anxiety rates are higher among women with PCOS. In some cases, anxiety can lead to a frightening panic attack. In this paper, it will discuss Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, anxiety rates on women with PCOS, short-term and long-term approaches to managing anxiety and panic attacks, consequences of PCOS and how to bring PCOS symptoms under control.

Keywords: PCOS, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, Polycystic Ovaries, Ovarian Cyst, PCOD, Insulin Resistance, PCOS Anxiety, Panic Attacks, PCOS Mood.

Table of Contents

Abstract1

Table of Contents2

Statement of the Research3

Description of the Data3

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)3

Hormones and PCOS4

PCOS Anxiety and Panic Attacks4

Research Methodology5

Research Limitations7

Findings7

Hormonal Imbalances Cause Breastfeeding Difficulty7

PCOS and Pregnancy Problems8

Recommendations9

PCOS Treatment from Insulite Laboratories10

Conclusions10

Bibliography11

Attacks and PCOS

Statement of the Research

Anxiety rates are higher among women with PCOS and can lead to a frightening panic attack. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common disorder hormone affecting around 6% of women of reproductive age It is highlighted by both endocrine and gynecological symptoms, including chronic anovulation, the metabolic syndrome, hyperandrogenism and insulin resistance, it is considered that PCOS women are trapped with afflicted emotional well-being and obviously condensed quality of life. In fact, several studies reveal that a portion of PCOS patients is going with psychopathology and performing some abnormal behavior. PCOS also leads to anxiety disorders, which put women into sudden panic attack, cause social isolation and worsen the quality of life. It also results into further depression and suicide attempts that are an extra level of risk of additional psychiatric disorders.

Description of the Data

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)

Polycystic ovary syndrome is a problem of disorder of women's hormones. This duration causes difficulties with your periods and finds it difficult in getting pregnant. It can also change shape of your body and your look. If proper attention is not given to it, it leads to severe health problems, such as heart disease and diabetes. Polycystic ovary syndrome is usual nowadays, ratio of 1 out of 15 women are affected by it. These symptoms start growing from teen years. So if, preventive treatment is taken it may help in controlling these symptoms and avoid long term issues.

Hormones and PCOS

Hormones are to be considered as chemical messengers that activate many, various processes, such as growth and energy production. Hormones job is as that one should signal the release of another. In PCOS, these hormones are disorder. One hormone gets out of order it attacks another. For example:

Body may face a problem using insulin known as insulin resistance. When insulin is not used well by body, blood sugar levels jumps up. After a passage of time, it results into chances of diabetes.

Sex hormones get disordered. In general, the ovaries create a small quantity of male sex hormones that are androgens. In PCOS, it tend to make marginally more androgens, which encourage you to stop ovulating, get acne, and increases extra facial and body hair.

PCOS Anxiety and Panic Attacks

Recent studies say that huge volume of women with PCOS endures ...