Walking for pcos

2017-01-19 19:17:27
Usually for pcos patients walking is suggested by most of the doctors.. Why not other exercises ( yoga, aerobics, gym)
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Hi good evening Thnxs for your question Don't worry U can do exercise. But I want to tell u scientific things. In pcod peripheral body fat is more. In that fat more and more androgen produced. That will make hormones imbalance. So I advice u join gym and reduce ur excessive wt. That will help u a lot.  Thnxs

Answered2017-01-20 14:00:19

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Hello, You can do any kind of exercise, no walk specifically.

Answered2017-01-20 12:39:37

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Dear Practo User, The ideal form of exercise for PCOS is moderate exercises (don't have to begin with strenuous activity otherwise there are more chances of discontinuing it )  and brisk walking is example of one of those.Others can be yoga, aerobics. This has to be done for at least 30 mins daily and should be accompanied with a diet modification which should include cutting down carbs,sugars and fats and should be  at frequent small intervals.
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PCOS  will improve if you manage to reduce 10-15% of your body weight.

Answered2017-01-20 08:59:40

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You can go for all the exercises.Weight reduction is most important

Answered2017-01-20 05:50:02

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As such for pcos LIFE STYLE MODIFICATION is recommended. Its exercise in all forms depending on the convinience_ ranging from brisk walk, yoga, aerobics, to power workouts.. Along with dietary modifications

Answered2017-01-20 07:46:12

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It'd not only walking.. Go for all exercise by which wt reduction and maintaining normal weight ht ratio, is important...

Answered2017-01-20 06:09:20

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any form of exercise is recommended.. u need to loose weight and follow a planned diet... that will correct your hormone imbalances and cycles will get xorrected

Answered2017-01-20 03:55:33

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