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From the very beginning I had problems with my mensuration cycles but with medication it becomes regular. Few years back I was diagnosed with PCOD. Since then I tried every kind of medicine whether it's allopathic or homoeopathic but mensuration cycles stays regular until I am taking medication. Once I stop taking it or course is completed within few months it again becomes irregular. I have faced many problems like unnecessary facial hair growth, weight issues especially stomach and head hair oss which are symptoms of PCOS for sure. Recently I have stopped taking homoeopathic medicine and mensuration cycle is regular for two months but I m not sure for how long it will stay like this. I just want to know if there is permanent treatment for this problem or I have to be on medication throughout my life because I have read my articles regarding PCOS which says there is no permanent solution of this problem but certain change in lifestyle can help you in certain ways.
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Homoeopathic medicines cure PCOS permanently.Homeopathy believes that the human body has been perfectly enabled by nature to keep itself disease free. It is only when the immunity or its own internal vitality is deranged that the body becomes incapable of keeping itself disease free. Therefore Homeopathy tries to restore the balance of that vitality. Once the vitality regains its original balance, it is able to nurse itself back to health without any external aid. That is why homeopathic medicines are given in very minute doses
A homoeopathic constitutional treatment will give you a permanent cure naturally
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