War on Insulin

In the stairwell of the hospital, Sha Ling was deep in thought over the medical examination report. She is 29 years old and will enter the 30+ category in one more year of life. Before entering the hospital, she was going on a blind date step by step. She occasionally thought about how to manage her marriage and raise children in the future. She still has 200,000 yuan that she borrowed from relatives when she started her business, but now her health is in danger again. She had low back pain, abdominal pain, ankle pain, shoulder and neck pain, obesity, hair loss, and irregular menstruation. She was about to be put on the operating table, but she didn't want to notify her family. A tall handsome guy passing by the stairwell was startled by her gloomy expression. He glanced at her and subconsciously called out her name: "Sha Ling?" Sha Ling raised his head and was startled by the man wearing an Ultraman mask: "Brother, who are you?" The tall man struck a pose, took off his mask, and revealed a handsome face: "Sister Ling, it's me, Mingluo." Mingluo, Sha Ling's high school junior. More than ten years ago, Mingluo was one of the two school idols in No. 1 Middle School. Whenever he and his good buddies walked arm-in-arm in the corridor outside the classroom, there were always many girls peeking at him. Sha Ling had only met him a few times, and they were unfamiliar with each other. More than ten years later, Mingluo became an Ultraman patient who lived in the ward next to Sha Ling, and was also admitted to the hospital alone for medical treatment. The two unlucky guys supported each other and were discharged from the hospital after surgery. Ming Luo had a thyroid nodule removed, and Sha Ling solved her appendix and ruptured chocolate cyst. But the examination sheet showed that she had more than just these two minor problems. High uric acid, excessive cholesterol, occasional episodes of hypoglycemia and carbon dioxide, uncontrollable exaggerated appetite, hair loss, and obesity led her to the truth. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS): It is a chronic endocrine disease that can cause obesity, acne, alopecia, hirsutism, menstrual disorders, infertility, abnormal blood lipids, abnormal glucose metabolism, hypothyroidism, and increase the incidence of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and type 2 diabetes. So far, the incidence of PCOS among women of childbearing age is 5% to 10%, but the incidence is increasing, and there may be 1 PCOS patient in every 10 girls. The road to getting married and having children is now full of difficulties. Fertility problems caused by polycystic cysts are a more devaluing item than age in the real dating market. What's more important than losing a blind date is that PCOS cannot be cured and there is no specific medicine. The only way to coexist harmoniously with it is to adjust your lifestyle. The key to health ultimately lies in our own hands. Warm reminder Sweet, inspirational and willpower-filled pet stylist female protagonist x handsome, lively and cheerful swimmer male protagonist/ There is a 2-year age difference/Sister-sister love/It's not a reunion, the two have never talked before, they only talked after they reunited/ In the early stage, the male protagonist was the wingman who assisted the female protagonist in her blind date, but in the later stage, he rolled up his sleeves and got involved himself/ In addition to a series of endocrine problems caused by polycystic cysts, the heroine also has cervical protrusion, anterior pelvic tilt, knee hyperextension, ankle instability, etc. In short, these are common minor problems for modern people. As stated in the introduction and concept, these are not diseases that need to be treated pessimistically. Adjusting your lifestyle will bring about great improvements, chirp. The content in the article about pet shop work, swimming, polycystic treatment, and blind dates are based on the author's real-life materials and the experiences shared by several dear readers. This article takes the final route, that is, if children follow the series, they don't have to spend money. . I would like to dedicate this article to my friends who are about to enter or have already entered the teenage years, and to those who suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome but are still working hard to live. It is still a self-cut work. I really like to read stories like Kim Sam-soon where the main character is a middle-aged girl (a woman between 30 and 55 years old). I think the heroine is very mature and energetic, so I might as well write one myself (Looking to the Sky). Idea: Maybe the occurrence of some diseases is the body's reminder to us that you deserve a better lifestyle.