Polycystic ovary syndrome<\/a>, (PCOS,) affects a woman\u2019s reproductive system, changing the frequency and length of their menstrual period, as well as altering hormone production, reducing the presence of estrogen while increasing circulating androgens in the body. <\/p>\n\n\n\nAndrogens are responsible for creating masculine characteristics in women., It’s common for women with elevated androgen levels to experience a deepening of the voice, as well as a sharpening of the jawline and the development of facial hair.
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As a result, the ovaries develop small pockets of fluid and fail to release eggs on a regular basis. The exact cause of the condition remains unknown to medical science. However, medical professionals agree that the disorder can affect other organs in the body, including the liver. Changes in hormone production may cause an elevation in liver enzymes that lead to a fatty liver.
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