Gynecological endocrinology and PCOS
Gynecological endocrinology and PCOS
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is the most common endocrinological disease, with a frequency of 20-25%.
The function of every cell and tissue is under very complex control of signals that can be:
- endocrine - endocrine glands use hormones to control functions through the bloodstream
- paracrine - control of neighbouring cells
- autocrine - control within the cell.
In addition to hormones, growth factors and cytokines are control signals. The production of all signals should be optimally coordinated because disruption of one system will cause a sequence of dysfunctions and metabolic or reproductive consequences.
The harmony of several control systems is essential for puberty and a normal menstrual cycle. Even minor disturbances in activity can lead to anovulation and amenorrhea.
A narrower field - treatment of endocrinological disorders
Our team of specialists applies an individualized treatment approach in treating various endocrine disorders, considering all available medical parameters to maintain women's health.
Our close specialization is endocrinological disorders in women, such as amenorrhea, anovulation, PCOS/PCOM, premature ovarian failure and other thyroid and cycle disorders.
