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Ayurveda solution to PCOS
Is there any solution to poly cystic ovary syndrom in ayurveda. And how effective it is. The allopathic medicines are very hard for body to resist. Kindky advice.
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It is lifestyle disorder which is very common now a days you'll find.
Careful survey concludes that the biggest lifestyle contributor to PCOS is poor diet. Young women with PCOS tend to eat far too much sugar or carbonized drinks and highly refined carbohydrates which causes unhealthy raise in insulin levels.
Insulin stimulates androgen receptors outside of ovary, causing typical PCOS symptoms which also play a role in blocking release of ovum from follicle. This type of diet will cause obesity and thus aggravating PCOS.
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treatment of PCOD needs individualistic approach because, not all the symptoms might be seen in all the patients.
It depends on the presenting symptoms, like menstrual abnormalities, infertility, obesity, hirsutism or combined symptoms
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Ayurvedic treatment is by applying a multi-pronged approach towards –
– correcting the hormonal imbalance,
– treatment to obesity and avoiding high cholesterol levels,
– treatment to insulin resistance.
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Dr. P T Ezhil Selvan
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Chennai
PCOS can be completely cured by Ayurvedic medicines. It is very effective and with no side effects. If the person is obese it is compulsory to bring down the weight till attaining normal BMI. Yoga can do wonders in this area, so try to add Yoga into the regimen. It will help in the long run.
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