“Assessment of Quality of Life Among Women Suffering from Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Attending Gynaecology OPD In Selected Hospitals of The City: A Descriptive Study”

Abstract

"Major aspects including physical and mental health, amount of independence, and social contacts are included when assessing Quality of life. Over the past few years, evaluation of quality of life has increased in frequency in polycystic ovarian syndrome clinical trials and standard clinical therapy (PCOS). The primary goal of this study was to determine the relationship between the quality of life of women with polycystic ovarian syndrome and the demographic factors they selected to study. Over 100 women were studied in a non-experimental descriptive design utilizing a convenient non-probability sampling method. Adopted standardized WHO Quality of Life scale questionnaire. The mean score of women's quality of life was 69.66 17.06. A low quality of life affected 33% of the women, a moderate quality of life affected 40%, and a high quality of life affected 27% of the women. The mean quality of life score for women is 16.35.51 in the physical health domain, 13.42.39 in the psychological health domain, 6.46.5.03 in the social health domain, and 17.31.503 in the environmental health domain. According to the study findings, the quality-of-life score was significantly correlated with age, educational achievement, married status, and the number of children; none of the remaining demographic variables were.