Analysis of Public Health Care Management in Women Suffering from PCOS in India

Abstract

The concept of "health" is multifaceted and goes beyond simply being free from sickness or illness. Because the concept of health is so nebulous, it is difficult to define. Not only have the most common types of health problems changed over time, but so has our comprehension of health. In the modern world, behaviour often affects one's health because it is influenced by biological, psychological, and social factors. Reproductive processes and events mix with psychological and physiological aspects. In a similar vein, psychological disorders influence reproductive physiology and control reproductive processes. The empirical data points to several aspects that require attention for a deeper comprehension of psychological suffering and ultimately its avoidance. It is quite difficult to learn about the evolution of distress, which means that it is hard to distinguish between acute and persistent manifestations of this condition. According to the few studies that have looked into the problem of psychological discomfort in gynaecology out-patient clinics, women who frequent these clinics are thought to be more distressed than typical—about 50% of them, on average. Additionally, this study will identify the psychosocial variables and aetiology of PCOS in women.