Lack of ovulation results in infertility and may cause abnormal overgrowth of the endometrium (the lining of the uterus). This overgrowth (“hyperplasia”) is due to a lack of progesterone to counteract the effects of estrogen and can lead to irregular bleeding, and if not corrected long-term, may induce abnormal, sometimes, precancerous changes in the endometrium. Excess androgens may result in increased body hair, acne and in some cases, even male-pattern balding. Other health concerns inclu...
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