Is it compulsory to take medicines for PCOS?

PCOD is such a common problem these days. If you are not making changes in your diet and lifestyle then you are left with no alternative than to take medication. When I say make changes it means application of thoughts and not just thinking or learning about what diet and lifestyle you should follow. read more

Hi, PCOD is such a common problem these days. If you are not making changes in your diet and lifestyle then you are left with no alternative than to take medication. read more

Many women with PCOS are overweight or obese. Losing just 5% to 10% of your body weight may ease some symptoms and help make your periods more regular. It may also help manage problems with blood sugar levels and ovulation. Since PCOS could lead to high blood sugar, your doctor may want you to limit starchy or sugary foods. read more

Homeopathic approach towards management of PCOS is constitutional taking into account the patient’s physical symptoms along with their mental and genetic makeup that individualizes the person. Homeopathic medicines help to balance the hyperactivity of the glands, regulate hormonal balance, dissolve the cysts in the ovaries and help them to resume normal functioning. read more