A 34 year old female who has been diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome has been suffering from anovulation, mild acne, and hairsuitism. The most striking feature on physical examination was the development of terminal hair on the point of the chin, chest, and upper back. Patient agreed on starting oral contaceptive pills to treat here PCOS. She then asks what is the issue with her excessive hair. Your best answer should be which of the following?
A- She can expect complete disappearance of her exccessive hair once she start the OCP therapy
B- The only cure for hairsuitism is by removal of the ovaries
C- Hair growth will likely worsen even with therapy
D- Treatment will prevent future hair growth but unlikely to affect existing hairs
E- OCP does not affect hair growth in PCOS
A- She can expect complete disappearance of her exccessive hair once she start the OCP therapy
B- The only cure for hairsuitism is by removal of the ovaries
C- Hair growth will likely worsen even with therapy
D- Treatment will prevent future hair growth but unlikely to affect existing hairs
E- OCP does not affect hair growth in PCOS