Dr Cory Couillard

Ovulatory dysfunction is a major causative factor in the infertility of women. The primary mechanism of dysfunction is caused by hormonal imbalances that contributed to gaining weight. Irregularities in other hormones such as estrogen and progesterone can significantly effect a female’s menstrual cycle and ability to conceive. The balance of these hormones is what allows a pregnancy to begin and develop. Excess fatty deposits in the ovaries can cause damage to new eggs, make them prone to not survive and ultimately result in miscarriage. Fatty cysts have been found to compress and damage the fallopian tubes that transport eggs from the ovary. Hormones Cause Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a condition in which small fluid filled cysts appear in the ovaries.   This is an abnormal condition that is caused by hormonal imbalances.   The hormonal imbalances are the same hormones that cause one to gain weight, produce disease and con...