PCOS and Mental Health: ‘This’ work is very difficult for women affected by PCOS

News India Live, Digital Desk: Polycystic Ovary syndrome or PCOS is a famous endocrine disease found in women. This may include irregular or absent menstruation, cysts (polycystic ovary syndrome) on ovaries and increased levels of male hormone androgen. Although we know about the physical effects of this disease, we do not know enough about the effect on the mental health of the disease. Previous research has revealed that Indian women suffering from PCOS have a higher rate of anxiety and depression.

For example, PCOS Women suffering from social programs are avoided, as they are depressed due to their increasing weight or are worried due to irregular menstruation. Not much research has been done about the impact of PCOS on concentration. Unity is the precursor to all important cognitive activities such as information, understanding and interpreting etc. Concentration or attention is a complex process that includes only focus on relevant information and ignore irrelevant information. Additionally, divided meditation helps us handle several tasks simultaneously and react to them.

In a recent study conducted, Maitreyi Redkar and Azizuddin Khan, Professor of the Humanities and Social Sciences Department of the Indian Institute of Science, Mumbai, studied the impacts of PCOS on focused and divided meditation. 101 PCOS women and 72 healthy women participated in concentration testing. The hormone levels of participating women were assessed before participating in the test. Work-based trials have shown that women suffering from PCOS react more slower than healthy women and their attention is more easily deviated.

Mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression have been linked to PCOS, making it challenging to work with divided attention. The findings of this study suggest that the decrease in accuracy during divided meditation functions can affect memory, affecting temporary storage of information. This makes everyday tasks, such as estimating direction while driving, remembering the phone number and making phone calls, become more challenging.

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