New theory and new dilemma polycystic ovarian disease and rheumatoid arthritis evidence of autoimmunity

The incidence of polycystic ovarian disease was studied in rheumatoid arthritis infertile patients, it was 80%. Statistically highly significant antiovarian antibodies were present in PCOS rheumatoid arthritis patients. A new theory was born to explain PCOS in the dilemma of multiple theories which explained this disease using autoimmunity as a feature of polycystic ovarian disease