Answer: A client who has been unable to conceive is intent on discovering the reason. The client has had very scanty, infrequent menses since their onset, and has a history of type 2 diabetes and acne. The reason for this client's menstrual disorder is :
Explanation:
Polycystic ovary syndrome is a disease in which a woman has very high levels of hormones. In this syndrome, mature ovules are not released. Instead, they remain in the ovaries surrounded by a small amount of fluid. These problems with the release of the ovules can contribute to sterility. It is common for women with this syndrome to have type 2 diabetes and acne among others.
Also, there is evidence to suggest that diabetes is associated with an earlier arrival of menopause, which means that women with diabetes tend to be fertile for less years than women without the disease.
Women who suffer from polycystic ovaries usually have fewer periods on their lives because the ovaries produce fewer ovules, however these periods are usually more painful and abundant. The irregular production of hormones usually generates an increase in insulin resistance, one of the main factors that cause the development of type 2 diabetes.
It is always important to see a doctor to see the best possible treatment for each patient.
