Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a prevalent gynecologic endocrine disorder affecting a significant percentage of women of childbearing age, particularly those with anovulatory infertility. Its clinical presentation is diverse, encompassing menstrual irregularities, infertility, polycystic ovaries, and various androgen-related manifestations. Western medicine primarily focuses on hormonal regulation, while traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has shown promise in alleviating clinical symptoms. Integrating TCM with Western medicine offers a holistic approach by addressing the "kidney anemone Chong Ren uterus axis" and the "hypothalamus pituitary gonad axis." This comprehensive strategy enhances endocrine function, improves dominant follicle efficiency, and underscores the synergy between the two medical paradigms. This article provides a review of the progress in using Western medicine Diane-35 in conjunction with traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of PCOS, highlighting the potential benefits of this combined approach
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