Does Type 2 Diabetes Have Any Connection With Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome?

It is very interesting to know whether there is any relationship with type 2 diabetes

and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome because the two diseases are entirely different features.

Now here, revealed some exciting findings establishing the relationship between Type 2 diabetes and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). For type 2 diabetes, it is not the fault of the pancreas that produces insulin to convert glucose (sugar) in to energy. It may be some other reasons of the body the excess deposit of the sugar is happened. This primary information about type 2 diabetes is necessary to know how insulin influences Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome in women.

What is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome?

It is a hormonal problem among women, especially in their reproduction times. In both the ovaries, there often have multiple cysts along the outer edges. That is why this syndrome is called Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. Most of the women this can be identified through ultrasound scanning. But in some cases doctor cant ascertain this through ultrasound. But there may be. So ultrasound cant be treated as the only diagnoses to measure PCOS.

There are certain possible symptoms which are associated with PCOS.

Extra ordinary body hair growth.

Acne

Obesity

Disorder or absent and prolonged menstrual period.

The last symptom is very common especially in adolescent girls with PCOS. Very unfortunately PCOS may become, some times, the core issue of pregnancy. Still now, there is no consensus among the doctors why this Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome happens. But they have a unique suggestion that get an early diagnose and treat as early as possible in order to reduce long-term complications.

There are two main long term complications

Heart disease

Type 2 diabetes

Let us examine connection between type 2 diabetes and PCOS. The doctors think that the excess insulin can be one of the main reasons behind PCOS. As we know insulin is the hormone which produces in pancreas the helps the human body to make energy from the sugar deposit in the body. If some has any type of insulin resistance, sure he cant effectively use the insulin which generates from the pancreas in the body. In this circumstance the pancreas produces more insulin to meet the energy needs of the bodys cell. The doctors feel that this extra produces insulin may affect ovaries. This process causes to increase the production of androgens hormone by the ovaries. This will make multiple problems in women

So it is advised that the better control over type 2 diabetes may have a chance to reduce the impact of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. Better control may reduce the chance for additional production of insulin Treatment with metformin will improve the insulin resistance. This treatment is mainly focuses to restoration of normal periods. But this has a secondary result as above said.

by: Athul Raj

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