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How stress causes PCOS? |
In this article, I will explain whether pcos can be
caused by stress and, if so, how stress can be one of the causes of PCOS
both directly or indirectly?
Can Stress Cause PCOS symptoms?
Yes, taking too much stress is very much dangerous thing for males as
well as females. Stress and PCOS are interlinked with each other and stress can
affect PCOS.
If females take too much stress, it would result in appearance of
PCOS symptoms and such females may have to face fertility
problems as well. It may be become difficult for such females/women to get
pregnant easily. You can say it “stress induced PCOS. Click here to know How I got pregnant with PCOS.
Although, there are number of PCOS symptoms like having irregular
periods, acne, unwanted hair, weight gain, darkening of skin, loss of necessary/
required hairs, growing of unwanted hairs etc but its not necessary that all
the women of PCOS must have all the said symptoms. The number of symptoms of
PCOS may very on female to female and may depend on the type of PCOS which a
female is suffering from. Click here to know what were my PCOS symptoms.
How stress causes PCOS?
Not only the stress, there are bundle of other factors as
well which can cause PCOS. Chronic Stress
can be said to be one of those factors which develops PCOS indirectly.
Though stress cannot directly cause PCOS but it can indirectly
become the cause of PCOS because in stressful situation, increased level
of cortisol (hormone) is released from Adrenal glands.
Such increased Cortisol then disturb the balance of other
hormones including insulin and androgen in women. Such disturbance of other
hormone will lead to PCOS and its symptoms.
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