Thank you for your query Polycystic ovarian disease is a disorder that arises due to an imbalance of hormones. Usually, in a regular menstrual cycle, a few eggs from each ovary are recruited to develop, out of which one (the dominant follicle) will ovulate and the rest either become atretic (die away) or support the dominant follicle hormonally. The dominant follicle then forms the corpus luteal which remains for upto 2 weeks or longer (if pregnancy occurs). If no pregnancy results, the corpus luteal dies off and period occur within 24 hours. In Polycystic ovaries, the cysts are frozen in the development stage and no dominant follicle arises and regular ovulation does not happen. This leads to build up of hormones and weight gain, irregular periods and increased discharge under the influence of the increased hormones (estrogen). It can also lead to infertility issues. The build up of endometrial tissue under the prolonged influence of hormones can lead to a heavy lining which may be she d due to sheer weight which would explain why you have blood stained discharge at times. Fortunately, there are measures that you can undertake to improve your symptoms (exercise, weight loss, avoid environmental sources of synthetic estrogen like plastics, food storage package materials for instance. Good control of your thyroid is also important. Your doctor will advice you on this Your symptoms of dizziness, ear imbalance are a little out of place in this setting. I would like to rule out vertigo, ortho static hypotension. Hypothyroidism can cause symptoms of shivering, fatigue, hair loss and reduced immunity. I recommend a consult with a Reproductive endocrinologist, physician, Obgyn team. Treatment will be aimed at regulating your hormones, weight loss, and improve lifestyle. I suggest exercise (if you can do 10 minutes, do it, better than no exercise) healthy diet (include lots of greens and fresh fruits, dried fruits and nuts). Avoid processed foods Slowly increase your exercises. Even a loss of 2kg will help your symptoms and your energy levels. If and when you decide to get pregnant, you will need to regulate your cycles to improve chances of conceiving. This usually needs medications, if your cycles are irregular or if you have not conceived within a year of trying with regular interiors. Hope I ve answered all your queries and helped a little with reassuring you. Please let us know if you have any questions. Wish you good health