Linor Sabinik shared last night (Tuesday) with 187,000 Instagram followers a medical complication from which she suffers, which causes symptoms that significantly impair her quality of life, and directly impact her health.
In a story she posted in the evening, she explained in great detail about her syndrome called "polycystic ovaries," which in the bottom line makes it very difficult to get pregnant, while at the same time expressing hope that she can conceive whenever she wants.
"It's crazy how many women suffer from this," Linor was surprised at the opening of her story in the story she published on the matter.
"No, I'm not pregnant. I wish it was easy for me to be absorbed," she replied intently to many questions that were apparently sent to her on the subject in private messages.
"The medical significance of polycystic ovaries is impaired fertility," she first explained.
"Polycystic ovary syndrome is a complex hormonal condition that most women who suffer from it will only get three or four menstrual cycles a year," she said.
"Due to a tendency to irregular ovulation, some women find it difficult to conceive."
Subnik later elaborated on the symptoms that those women may have, who share the same problem with her: "an increase in the level of male hormones in the blood, acne or an excess of the body, hair loss from the head and excess weight," she shared her knowledge.
"I try to take everything for granted, and hope for good news. The tests I did will give the doctor a better picture of my condition and thus we will know how to treat," provided the curiosity of the followers who asked earlier to explain her wrist bandage (as a result of those tests).
"Health to everyone who suffers from the problem like me," she greeted towards the end of her remarks.
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