Could These Silent Uterine Polyps Be Sabotaging Your Health? Discover the Unexpected Symptoms Now!
Uterine polyps vs. polycystic ovary syndrome
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a condition where your body doesn’t ovulate properly due to a hormone imbalance where not enough female hormones are produced and too many male sex hormones are produced.
Uterine polyps and PCOS can both cause infertility and an irregular menstrual cycle, but their biggest difference lies in how they affect your cycle. Uterine polyps are linked to abnormal bleeding and can cause you to bleed more than normal. On the other hand, PCOS can prevent you from bleeding as much as you should. While people with PCOS can have regular periods, some may have periods every five weeks or no period at all.
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