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Conclusions: We identified metabolites that might have causal effects on PCOS development.
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Environmental factors are thought to be involved in the development of PCOS.
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Cardiovascular abnormalities represent important long-term sequelae of PCOS that need further investigations.
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Based on the combination of PCOS symptoms, women formed seven outcome groups.
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The present study aimed to explore the potential environmental risk factors of PCOS.
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No diagnoses of endometriosis or polycysticovaries, nothing like that?
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Although 82% of women with recurrent early loss have polycysticovaries on ultrasound imaging, random serum LH concentrations are normal.
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Twenty-one women with recurrent early pregnancy loss and 10 multiparous controls were investigated; 81% of them and one of ten control subjects had polycysticovaries.
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Obesity in polycysticovarysyndrome aggravates the underlying predisposition towards insulin resistance.
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Obesity increases the severity of the phenotype in women with polycysticovarysyndrome.
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Only women with known primary infertility or severe polycysticovarysyndrome showed inadequate pregnancy rate.
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Flutamide plus the oral contraceptive pill is beneficial for acne associated with polycysticovarysyndrome.
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The majority of these women have polycysticovarysyndrome.
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Obesity in polycysticovary syndrome aggravates the underlying predisposition towards insulin resistance.
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Obesity increases the severity of the phenotype in women with polycysticovary syndrome.
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Only women with known primary infertility or severe polycysticovary syndrome showed inadequate pregnancy rate.
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Flutamide plus the oral contraceptive pill is beneficial for acne associated with polycysticovary syndrome.
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The majority of these women have polycysticovary syndrome.
Usage of hyperandrogenemia in английском
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In addition, 24% of the sisters had hyperandrogenemia and regular menstrual cycles.
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This familial aggregation of hyperandrogenemia in PCOS kindreds suggests that it is a genetic trait.
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Its association with indices of insulin resistance and hyperandrogenemia is also seen in the same group.
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We propose that hyperandrogenemia be used to assign affected status in linkage studies designed to identify PCOS genes.
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Conclusions: Adult female acne may be triggered by diet, stress, and cosmetics and there is a distinct hormonal milieu that accounts for hyperandrogenemia.
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Other than failure to demonstrate laboratory evidence of hyperandrogenemia, the most common reasons for subject exclusion were persistent oligospermia and tubal factor infertility.
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The sisters were compared with 70 healthy age- and weight-comparable control women with regular menses, no clinical evidence of hyperandrogenemia, and normal glucose tolerance.
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Recent data have disclosed a high prevalence of hyperandrogenemia among peripubertal adolescents with obesity, suggesting that such girls are indeed at risk for developing PCOS.