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Polycystic ovary syndrome
I was diagnosed with this 2 years back with pcos having high insulin and prolactin which got normal with allopathic medicine but now I have lot of acne on my face under the skin and difficult to reduce weight
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Acne is not related to pcos.
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this disease occur when intake of more fatty and spicy food. and also excess in take of carbohydrate diet.
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consult me online with full history and report for complete cure and treatment.
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Dr. Priya Rakesh
Ayurveda
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Pcos is a very common lifestyle disease which is showing a great prevalence in the modern world..
High insulin and prolactin and all comes along with it..
Also there occurs acne and facial and body hair growth and increased weight gain etc.
So what is necessary is to completely uproot the root cause ..ie cyst in ovary..
With proper ayurvedic medicines for 3 months regularly we can clear the pcos condition.. Once the reproductory system is healthy all other problems becomes easily managable
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for acne you can use anti acne kit of Himalaya .. it works wonders on skin..
drink lots of water.. clean face regularly after going out using fragrant free baby wipes etc helps a lot..
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please consult a ayurvedic physician and take medicines for pcos on regular basis for 3 months.. stay healthy..
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
Sexologist
14 yrs exp
Haridwar
Take some ayurveda medicines for this
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