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PCOS affects women between the ages of 15 and 49. It affects 4%–20% (8–40 crore) of women globally. 3.7% to 22.5% (1.3-7.9 crore) of Indian women are affected by it. PCOS is not yet acknowledged as a significant health issue. However, early detection and prevention are necessary to stop or even reverse PCOS’s rising incidence rate.

PCOS

The most prevalent endocrine disorder in females of reproductive age is polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). The prevalence ranges between 5% and 15% depending on the diagnostic criteria. At least two of the following three conditions:-

  • Chronic Anovulation
  • Polycystic Ovaries
  • Clinical or Biological Hyperandrogenism

is required to diagnose PCOS. It is an exclusionary diagnosis; thus, conditions that resemble the clinical characteristics of PCOS must be ruled out. These include non-classical congenital adrenal hyperplasia, hyperprolactinemia, and thyroid illness. Individuals may require a more thorough workup if clinical signs indicate alternative causes.

Despite its high incidence, PCOS is underdiagnosed and frequently requires many visits or diagnoses from different doctors, typically taking longer than a year. For the patient, it is a highly frustrating process. In addition, delay in diagnosis can cause comorbidities to increase, making it more challenging to undertake lifestyle interventions, which are essential for improving the characteristics of PCOS and quality of life

  • nfertility
  • Metabolic Syndrome
  • Obesity
  • Impaired Glucose Tolerance
  • Type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM-2)
  • Cardiovascular Risk
  • Depression
  • Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)
  • Endometrial Cancer
  • Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

PCOD

Ovaries are the reproductive organs of a female which control the menstrual cycle and the production of hormones like estrogen, progesterone, inhibin, relaxin, etc. The accumulation of the eggs swells the ovary and makes it release significant quantities of the male hormone, thus causing infertility.

In women of reproductive age, polycystic ovarian disease (PCOD), also known as Stein-Leventhal syndrome, is a frequent disorder characterized by sex hormone abnormalities. Women with PCOD grow ovarian cysts, creating too many androgens (hyperandrogenism). Infertility and irregular menstruation could be the results of this. A recent study found that approximately 1 in 5 Indian women suffer from PCOD.

Are PCOD & PCOS similar?

Similar symptoms of PCOS and PCOD include weight gain, infertility, acne, irregular periods, etc. Additionally, PCOS causes metabolic syndrome, which raises the risk of diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. It may also result in sleep apnea, which impairs your body’s capacity to breathe while you are asleep and causes brief interruptions in breathing or an inability to breathe, leading to a severely disrupted sleep cycle. Because there is no ovulation, the uterine lining thickens each month, which can also raise the risk of endometrial cancer.

PCOD

1.PCOD can usually be controlled by adopting intelligent lifestyle adjustments; sometimes, no additional medical care is necessary.
2.PCOD is also far more prevalent and affects one-third of all menstrual women worldwide.
3.Pregnancy is virtually always achievable for people with PCOD if they take a few extra measures and receive just minimum medical attention.

PCOS

1.PCOS is an endocrine system issue with more severe consequences, and it is generally always treated with the administration of exogenous hormones.
2.PCOS is not very common, but it is also not highly uncommon. According to a study, PCOS affects 9.13% of menstrual women, while PCOD affects 22.5%.
3.Hormonal abnormalities associated with PCOS make conception much more difficult.

PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) is distinct from PCOD in many aspects. For example, the ovaries release immature eggs during PCOD, which results in hormonal imbalances and other symptoms like enlarged ovaries. In PCOS, endocrine issues lead to excessive androgen production by the ovaries, which raises the possibility of cystic ovulation. These cysts won’t be discharged, however, unlike PCOD, and will instead gather inside the ovaries.

Diagnosis

  • Amenorrhea, elevated levels of circulating androgens (male hormones)
  • Clinical manifestation of increased male hormones
  • An ultrasound-defined polycystic morphology of the ovaries

was listed as a prerequisite for diagnosing P.C.O.S. However, it is significant to emphasize that a polycystic ovarian appearance is not required for diagnosing P.C.O.S. Patients may also experience elevated blood insulin levels. In addition, about 30% of patients have obesity.

Diabetes and hypertension are more likely to occur in P.C.O.S. patients. Increased triglycerides and low-density lipoproteins (a kind of lipid-linked to an elevated risk of heart illness) are also possible in P.C.O.S. patients due to insulin resistance and increased levels of male hormones.

Can this be prevented? How to control it?

The symptoms of PCOS can be controlled, but the condition cannot be treated. Some of the common symptoms include:-
Overweight
Infertility
Weight gain
Ovarian cysts
Pelvic pain
Irregular periods
Exercise
Medicines
Probiotics
Lifestyle changes
Herbal products
Fatigue

Can Homeopathy Treat it Better?

There is a need for complementary therapy to treat PCOS symptoms without side effects, given the harmful effects of conventional treatment and the patients who do not react to these procedures. Homeopathy is a complementary therapy used to treat various illnesses, including PCOS, with positive outcomes. 

Homeopathy is an excellent option for PCOS because it provides long-lasting relief from the ailment. Instead of concentrating on the external factors that contribute to the sickness, homeopathy targets and heals the condition’s underlying cause. It provides a more dependable form of treatment as a result. For instance, the medications indicated for an irregular period are distinct from those prescribed for excessive bleeding.

Still having trust issues! C’mon girls … Choose Us.

Bharat Homoeopathy, India’s leading homeopathic treatment provider, is founded on the principles of side-effect-free homeopathic treatment. Our customized treatment plans(medications and diet routine) that cater to all diseases have recovered several patients nationally. The combination of proper guidance and diet works well to cure the disease from the root cause with natural homeopathic remedies. Driven by values of compassion, integrity, and ethical practices, we have a history of recovering thousands of patients successfully.

How Bharat Homeopathy can help you manage PCOS & PCOD

  1. Live interaction with our panel of doctors online via teleconsultation or WhatsApp and offline. 
  2. Customized treatment plans to suit every patient’s needs and symptoms individually. 
  3. Understanding nutritional requirements and preferences of the diseases and offering an easy-to-follow routine.
  4. Modifications in the diet routine and medications when necessary.
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