PCOS - #19137

Medications - Shatavari Churna Satapuspa Churna Latakaranj Seed Churna Kounch Seed Churna Shivlingi Seed Churna Each powder 3gm twice a day with 1 cup of milk per oral. 2. Rajahpravartini Vati 2 tab X bd with lukewarm water after meal 3. Kumari Asava + Ashokarishta Each Asava 15-15ml with equal amount of lukewarm water ½ hr. after meal 4. Aavipattikar Churna ½ tsf X with hot water HS 5. Syrup Evacare 2tsf X bd after meal Diet plan- eat organic fruits and veggies such as figs, dates, raisins, pears, and plums. Include seasonal fruits and berries in your diet. Stay away from spicy, fermented, dairy, buttermilk, and other foods to increase Agni (digestive fire). Consume Ragi and other grains. Stay away from artificial sweeteners and foods high in sugar or added sugar. Lifestyle changes - Exercises: Regular physical activity can help improve insulin sensitivity, aid in weight management, and promote overall well-being. Adequate sleep: Getting enough sleep is crucial for hormone regulation and overall health. Aim for 7-9 hours of quality sleep per night. Yoga asana- Surya namaskar Bharadvajasana Balasana Panchakarma Therapy: Vamana: Therapeutic vomiting to eliminate excess Kapha dosha from the body. Virechana: Medicated purgation to eliminate excess Pitta dosha and toxins from the intestines. Basti: Herbal enemas to balance Vata dosha and cleanse the colon.

Insulin resistance and PCOS, quite a combo! It's like your body trying to tell you it’s time for a little lifestyle makeover. So think of this as a journey, you know. Balancing your doshas, especially the kapha that tends to get a little too cozy in situations like this, it can be a game-changer. Now with Ayurveda, let's get into the heart of it. First up, the fatigue and belly fat you mentioned, they’re usual suspects when it comes to PCOS. You gotta look at your diet. Avoid heavy, oily and processed foods; they dosn't do you any favor. Try to eat more light, warm, freshly cooked meals. Your plate should be full of greens, whole grains, and lean proteins, right? Foods that are low glycemic they help in reducing insulin spikes. Also, sip on warm water throughout your day — a simple yet effective way to kindle the agni, or digestive fire. Herbs, now that's where it gets interesting. Fenugreek, Turmeric and Ashwagandha have been your friends long before you realized you needed them. Fenugreek seeds can help balance out insulin levels; soak them overnight and chew on an empty stomach, or have the water—it’s your call. A pinch of Turmeric in warm milk or in food, acts as anti-inflammatory. Ashwagandha, when taken at night, can calm your nerves and benefit you in winding down. Exercise! It's like an inevitable but rewarding part of the plan. Nothing too crazy, start with brisk walks, yoga or light jogging that keeps kapha moving and lifts your spirits. And don’t underestimate a good sleep routine. You’d be amazed how 7-8 hours of restful sleep can regulate hormonal imbalances. Look, every individual’s prakriti (constitution) is unique. Your road to health is about tuning into what genuinely feels right for your body. Also, make sure you don’t skip on regular medical check-ups and keep your healthcare provider in loop with ayurvedic remedies you’re considering. Safety first, always. And remember, progress may seem slow at times, but it’s the little consistent changes that'll lead to long-term benefits. Keep it up!