Questions regarding PCOS and Pregnancy are raised daily by thousands of women across the globe. PCOS-Polycystic Ovary syndrome affects approximately 5% of all women and it is a serious issue in female’s reproductive health. It is the leading hormonal disorder and a most common cause of infertility.
The thing is, many women aren’t told, upon regular PCOS treatments, that there is a natural approach to treating ovarian cysts.
Have you tried or considering Clomid? Well, more about that in my future posts.
What many doctors don’t tell their patients is that by increasing fiber, water, and vitamin intake, they are much less likely to develop cysts in the future.
Firstly, 5-10% of reproductive age women (12-45 years old) have PCOS. If their symptoms are mild they are often undiagnosed. If they have even one child, doctors will often say they can not have PCOS. Rather strange if you look at the diagnostics. The most common criteria for diagnosis include a failure to ovulate regularly. Saying that, for many women this means they have long cycles (35 days or longer in many cases) but they DO ovulate.
Just a few examples below:
* Some women with PCOS have unhealthy eggs because their periods are too far apart, in many cases this is correctable with dedicated herbs and diet.
* Many women with PCOS also have a thyroid condition. Often, if this is treated they begin to ovulate.
* Many women with PCOS have frequent miscarriages, but they eventually have a healthy baby-often with the help of progesterone cream or similar.
* Losing weight, taking dedicated herbs, or reducing stress can cause ovulation.
* Some learn to detect ovulation through cervical mucus and basal body temperatures (BBT or temperature charting). Again, these women often have healthy babies without medical intervention.
In my research, I have met many women who have done everything possible to conceive, even IVF, and have not succeeded. But the majority of women with PCOS DO get pregnant.
Generally speaking, cysts can develop and become painful when there is too much pressure on the reproductive organs, that’s why it’s hard to depend on surgery for long term relief.
Start by adjusting your lifestyle. Only then you can abolish the need to be dependant on surgery for treating the PCOS. Natural approach to treating PCOS and Pregnancy is proven, safe and without any nasty side effects in the long run.
