I didn't get diagnosed for years either until today, I just tried a doctor near my new home. The previous doctor said there's nothing wrong but I should get married fast (sex before marriage in my country is illegal) and gave me folic acid and...I don't remember the medicine but apparently it forces period.
Could they try experimenting with a protective silicone coat over the ovary that would gently keep the cysts from forming except at the prime location, creating a soothing and balanced environment for the ovary to shed and move. Like a pimple, the coat would push the cyst back inside and allow the ovary to reabsorb the fluid? Kind of like how you push a pimple in to lessen the severity and let the white blood cells fight the bacteria on the inside rather than cause abrasions on the skin? Almost like compression therapy for an overactive nervous system, also impacted by hormones.
Now there is strong evidence that men have the same condition minus the ovaries, essentially the same hormonal profiling along with being very prone to cardiovascular and metabolic issues, this also explains male pattern baldness in young men, they likely inherit it from their mother, either way it does run in families, might be inside the womb.
How it's diagnosed: you go to the doctor with obvious symptoms... they tell you your just "stressed" or "not taking care of yourself" (whatever that means) the next step is to just put a bandaid on it and by that I mean throw BC pills at you as the fix-all, without at further testing.... and so on
I was diagnosed with PCOS 8 years ago and I can remember how I felt when the doctor told me I won’t be able to conceive, I have had successful pregnancies and now I’m a mother of 3 and I have been able to live with my condition comfortably just with the use of quality natural herbs.
I was told to lose weight and it woukd solve all my problems. Then I talked to another doctor and she said that I definitely have Pcos. Does having a vitamin D deficiency and high cholesterol a part of Pcos?
thank you for the ovulation med CLOMID A med that i just learned > to promote ovulation to conceive. im trying to lose weight . i was 132ibs and now 174.5 and it all started during nursing core and i still am ... and failed med surg .. 😪😪😪😪😪😪😪
Glad the video was helpful. Nursing school is tough for sure!!! Hang in there, and be sure to take advantage of our resources to help you along the way. You got this!
This basically describes everything I'm fighting with and yet Drs say im normal 😞
It might be worth consulting with a new provider…
Totally relate to it even gave me folic acid s nothing worked
I was told the same thing when I was first diagnosed. I did my research and figured out I have to take measures.
I didn't get diagnosed for years either until today, I just tried a doctor near my new home.
The previous doctor said there's nothing wrong but I should get married fast (sex before marriage in my country is illegal) and gave me folic acid and...I don't remember the medicine but apparently it forces period.
My obgyn told me to lose weight and it solve all my problems. And then I talked to another doctor and she said that I have Pcos.
This was really useful; direct and clear without rushing or being patronizing. This info gives me hope!
I’m glad! So happy it was helpful.
How does one lose weight if PCOS contributes to weight gain?
Could they try experimenting with a protective silicone coat over the ovary that would gently keep the cysts from forming except at the prime location, creating a soothing and balanced environment for the ovary to shed and move. Like a pimple, the coat would push the cyst back inside and allow the ovary to reabsorb the fluid? Kind of like how you push a pimple in to lessen the severity and let the white blood cells fight the bacteria on the inside rather than cause abrasions on the skin? Almost like compression therapy for an overactive nervous system, also impacted by hormones.
Now there is strong evidence that men have the same condition minus the ovaries, essentially the same hormonal profiling along with being very prone to cardiovascular and metabolic issues, this also explains male pattern baldness in young men, they likely inherit it from their mother, either way it does run in families, might be inside the womb.
How it's diagnosed: you go to the doctor with obvious symptoms... they tell you your just "stressed" or "not taking care of yourself" (whatever that means) the next step is to just put a bandaid on it and by that I mean throw BC pills at you as the fix-all, without at further testing.... and so on
Ugh that is disappointing for sure. Maybe time to look into a new provider?
I was diagnosed with PCOS 8 years ago and I can remember how I felt when the doctor told me I won’t be able to conceive, I have had successful pregnancies and now I’m a mother of 3 and I have been able to live with my condition comfortably just with the use of quality natural herbs.
What herbs
@lbhazeblessing can you give please share the herbs I’m having difficulty of conceiving I have tried everything including 4 cycles of IVF. Thanks
How did u treat yourself 🥺
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I dont even know if i have this i havent had my first menses and am 19yrs old know sigh..i went to the gynae and they said they dont see any ovaries
I was told to lose weight and it woukd solve all my problems. Then I talked to another doctor and she said that I definitely have Pcos. Does having a vitamin D deficiency and high cholesterol a part of Pcos?
Quite informative
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching. ❤️
Thank you!!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Thank you
You're welcome!
Is it normal for a woman around 54 to still have a regular period?
Nurse, is pcos fatal? Meaning if I have that will my life span be cut super short?
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Perfect 👍🏻 gooo ahead
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
thank you for the ovulation med CLOMID A med that i just learned > to promote ovulation to conceive. im trying to lose weight . i was 132ibs and now 174.5 and it all started during nursing core and i still am ... and failed med surg ..
😪😪😪😪😪😪😪
Glad the video was helpful. Nursing school is tough for sure!!! Hang in there, and be sure to take advantage of our resources to help you along the way. You got this!
What about ashwaganda?
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