Abstract
Polycystic ovary syndrome can cause distressing symptoms of hyperandrogenism (such as hirsutism), may impair fertility and is associated with the metabolic syndrome. Management has traditionally been guided by symptoms or by the wish to conceive, but prevention of the possible long-term consequences of the metabolic disturbance characteristic of anovulatory women with PCOS is now an important element of management. By focusing on the treatment of infertility, menstrual regulation, the treatment of symptoms of hyperandrogenism and the prevention of possible consequences of the metabolic disturbance, this article reviews the important elements in the management of PCOS
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