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Yes but. . . doctors will not normally recommend surgery immediately if there are alternatives. It is a huge risk because it can damage the ovary. Usually a woman suffering from Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is given medications to counter the condition. If these don't go well, together with other alternatives, then surgery is the last recourse. |
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Typically, 2 types of surgical interventions are used for treatment of PCOS: (1) ovarian wedge resection, and; |
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