Inflammation in PCOS Explained 

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Inflammation is often seen in women with PCOS and can interfere with hormones, ovulation, and fertility. 

High androgen levels and insulin resistance in PCOS trigger chronic low-grade inflammation in the body. 

Hormonal Imbalance Fuels Inflammation 

When the body resists insulin, blood sugar stays high and inflammatory processes increase.

Insulin Resistance Makes It Worse 

Excess body fat releases inflammatory chemicals that make hormonal imbalance worse.

Obesity and Fat Tissue Raise Inflammation 

Ongoing physical or emotional stress raises cortisol and inflammation in women with PCOS.

Stress Can Trigger Inflammatory Responses 

Foods high in sugar, refined carbs or trans fat can aggravate inflammation in PCOS.

Poor Diet May Add to Inflammation 

Lack of regular physical activity contributes to weight gain and inflammation in PCOS.

Sedentary Lifestyle Increases Risk 

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