PCOS is a condition characterized by the formation of cysts in the ovaries caused by increased levels of male hormones preventing ovulation. It can be diagnosed through hormonal testing, ultrasound detection of cysts, and can be caused by genetic or metabolic factors like obesity. Women with PCOS have a higher risk of health issues like infertility, gestational diabetes, and miscarriage during pregnancy and require careful monitoring. Homeopathic, Ayurvedic, and Siddha medicines may help treat PCOS through regulating hormones and the menstrual cycle.
4. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
• It is a medical condition that leads to formation of multiple
cysts in the ovary/ovaries.
• There is also an increase in the level of hormones of woman
who has Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.
• Elevation in the levels of ‘male hormones’ in a woman is
witnessed in PCOS.
• This then leads to a change in the menstrual cycle of woman
who has this syndrome.
(PCOS)
Hyper Androgenic Anovulation
Leventhal syndrome
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9. What Causes PCOS?
• The origin of PCOS is unknown however onset
of this syndrome is associated with either
Genetic
factors,
Obesity
Metabolic
factors.
10. How Does PCOS Manifest in Our Body?
• When anterior pituitary gland (a gland that is
located in our brain that controls several other
hormonal glands in our body) produces
Luteinizing hormone or if there are high levels
of Insulin in the blood then secretion of male
hormone called as testosterone is noticed.
This then prevents ovulation of eggs that are
present in ovary. This leads to formation of
cysts.
11. Diagnostic Tests For PCOS:
• To diagnose this condition, a medical
practitioner usually looks into the following:
• Hormonal secretions
• Ovulation cycle
• Presence of Follicles (cysts) in ovary
12. What Are the Hormones Tested To
Diagnose PCOS?
1. Luteinizing hormone (LH)
2. Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
3. Testosterone
4. Dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate (DHEAS)
5. Prolactin
6. Androstenedione
7. Progesterone
13. A doctor may at times prescribe some
of the following tests to detect PCOS.
These include Ultrasound to detect
cysts in ovary. Other tests include
Laparoscopy, blood serum level
examination, lipid tests and Blood
glucose (sugar) test.
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15. What is Endometriosis?
• Endometriosis is a condition where the tissue that’s typically
found inside the uterus grows on the outside of it.
• The tissue that lines the uterus is called the endometrium,
which is where the condition’s name comes from.
• Symptoms include extreme pelvic pain, cramping, bloating,
pain in other parts of your body that can include back pain,
leg pain and pain during intercourse.
• While pain during menstruation is normal, endometriosis
pain is chronic, severe and consistent.
• Endometriosis is foundationally an inflammatory disease
with symptoms that are triggered by hormonal imbalance
and excess estrogen.
35. How Does It Affect Pregnancy?
• Women with PCOS who conceive will have to be
monitored carefully throughout their pregnancy. This
is because such women are three times more likely
to have a miscarriage.
• Gestational diabetes and premature delivery are
some PCOS side effects that might arise during the
pregnancy.
• Regular exercise is required during pregnancy when
the mother has PCOS and help keep weight in
control. .
• Higher intake of protein and fibre can help keep
insulin levels in check during pregnancy.
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41. Homeopathic medicines for PCOS
with irregular menstrual cycle:-
• medicines in homeopathy are available like
• Natrum Mur
• Sepia and
• Pulsatilla are one of the top homeopathic
medicines for dealing with PCOS.
• These medications will work in maintaining
regulation in menstrual cycle but whole
treatment requires lots of patience and time to
bring about changes.
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43. Ayurvedic medicines for PCOS
• Oral administration of medicated oils
• Vamana or Medicated vomiting
• Virechana or Medicated purgation
• Vasthi or Enema like procedure
• Uthara vasthi
• Nasya