<prompt> A 35 year old obese female with deteriorating hirsutism and high testosterone. True isShe is at risk of ovarian cancerShe is at risk of endometrial cancerShe is at risk of cervical cancerNone of the above  <response>: Consequences of Polycystic Ovarian SyndromeSho-Term ConsequencesLong-Term ConsequencesMenstrual dysfunction Irregular mensesAmenorrheaOligomenorrheaEpisodic menometrorrhagiaHyperandrogenismHirsutismAcneAndrogenic alopeciaInfeilityObesityInsulin resistance Acanthosis nigricansDyslipidemia Androgenic lipoprotein profileLDLTGTotal cholesterol: HDL ratioHDLMetabolic syndrome - Characterized by insulin resistance, obesity, androgenic dyslipidemia and hypeensionObstructive sleep apnea Related to central obesity and dyslipidemiaDiabetes mellitus Increased risk of impaired glucose tolerance and type 2 DM in PCOS patientsCardiovascular diseases: Greater prevalence of atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease with an increased risk of myocardial infarctionCancerEndometrial carcinoma 3 fold increase riskOvarian cancerWomen with PCOS are associated with a definite increased risk of endometrial cancer. An increased risk of ovarian cancer and breast cancer has also been suggested.Refer: Novak;s Textbook of Gynaecology, 14th edition, pg no-1077 