Genetic construction between polycystic ovarian syndrome and type 2 diabetes
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Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) in reproductive-aged women is identified to be one of the endocrine disorders. This heterogeneous disorder is categorized through oligo-anovulation and hyperandrogenemia. National institutes of health and Rotterdam criterions were used to diagnose PCOS women. Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) is one of the complications in PCOS which is connected through insulin resistance (IR), which is a condition in which liver, muscles and fat infrequently respond to the hormones, and this leads to extreme IR and consequently leads to T2D disease. PCOS is inherited by the autosomal dominant mode of inheritance and may also with the different intricate patterns. Till now, many studies have been performed in PCOS with the genes identified by T2D and till now no studies have shown the similar genetic association and pathophysiology between both the diseases. So, the current review aims to investigate the genetic relation between PCOS and T2D and why both the diseases cannot be reverted. In this review, published data were screened with the T2D related genes and single nucleotide polymorphisms in PCOS women. The case-control, hospital-based and meta-analysis molecular studies disclosed both positive and negative connotations. Genetically, no relationship has been established between PCOS and T2D. Maximum studies have shown as PCOS women had developed T2D later in life because as a risk-factor, but none of the studies documented T2D women having developed PCOS as a risk factor. Apart from this, the disease PCOS is developed in women with reproductive age and T2D develops in both the men and women during adulthood. This review concludes as there is a genetic relation only in between PCOS and T2D, but not with T2D to PCOS and further it cannot be explicitly reverted from T2D to PCOS.
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