Is there a trial?

Your doctor will decide what tests to order based on your age, other clinical symptoms, and your specific condition. Possible tests include:

A blood test to check the amount of hormones in the blood
Pelvic ultrasound to check the possibility of ovarian hypofunction, PCO or other issues
CT scan or MRI to check if the tumor is causing increased hair growth or not
Electrolysis, which uses a thin needle and moderate electric current to remove the hair root. Electrolysis works very well in the local treatment of small areas of skin.
Laser, whose pain tolerance is less than electrolysis, and the speed of its effectiveness is higher, and of course, it is more expensive.

Most women need 4 to 6 treatments. Drug treatment should be continued during the laser treatment.

What should we do if we decide to get pregnant?

Most women who have hirsutism (excess hair) are also able to get pregnant. If you have PCO and gaining or losing weight can help you get pregnant. There are also medicines that help to get pregnant. There are also medicines that help to get pregnant. You should not use medicine to control hair growth. If you are pregnant or planning to conceive.

Hair makes most women feel embarrassed. None of the methods completely remove the hair. But it helps slow hair growth and helps reduce a lot of hair. If you are not satisfied with the treatment, talk to your doctor about the possibility of other treatments