Hello what is good for Polycystic ovary i am 19 years old and i have irregular periods:(
WeMoms
12 Mar 2024
Polycystic ovary: symptoms and treatments
Polycystic ovary syndrome, also known as Stein-Leventhal syndrome, affects 5-10% of women, mostly young.
- It is a hormonal disorder in which numerous benign cysts form on the ovaries.
- The main symptoms are the absence or disturbance of menstrual cycles and ovulation, high secretion of male hormones, weight gain, and even obesity.
- Usually, an ultrasound is enough to confirm the diagnosis.
- If you find yourself in this situation, your gynecologist will suggest several treatments, depending on your wishes for a child.
- The goal will be to restore your hormonal balance and fertility.
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Mae
30 Aug 2022
I’m looking for women that have polycystic ovarian syndrome and also has diabetes and they were also able to conceive and deliver a healthy baby. I Have so many questions as I’m trying to conceive a baby for my husband. I have so many health restrictions. where should I start what should I do I don’t want to feel like I’m broken anymore because I can’t give my husband a child.  #determinetobeamomma
Danielle 🦦🪷
I personally don’t, but I do know there’s a diet that helps out a lot with pcos symptoms and stuff and should in theory help you conceive. It all looked pretty healthy so I think it would work with your diabetes as well. There’s also a holistic brand called Acetrophypure that is supposed to help a lot with conceiving. But aside from all of that I would work along side an Obgyn to see what might work best for you
30 Aug 2022
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thania
I had it all , I cut down on sugar and salty foods I lost 65 pounds I got in hormonal balance pills to and drank fertility teas , also stress don’t stress over it it will take over ur whole body . And make it harder to conceive just have positive thoughts
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sierra
25 Jun 2022
Well girls, I haven't been on in a while. I unfortunately had to go on birth control because I have polycystic ovarian syndrome. And I have to stay on birth control for 4 months and then go back to see if I have endometriosis 😞. I honestly have no hope of ever having kids, but I'm not going to stop trying .
Tammy
I'm really sorry to hear that
25 Jun 2022
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Arnetia
I'm sorry it's all going to work out by faith don't give up!!
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