I want cure my fibroid and pcod - #2880

Dealing with cysts, PCOD, and fibroids can be quite a handful, especially with the goal of getting pregnant in mind. Ayurveda really looks into balancing the doshas which in your case seems linked to Kapha and Vata. Both your cysts and fibroids might indicate imbalances in these areas. First off, diet. Keep it light and warm. Try to minimize cold, heavy foods that increase Kapha. Foods like dairy and deep-fried stuff aren't your best allies right now. Instead go for warm, cooked meals with spices like ginger, turmeric, and cumin. These help with digestion and balancing hormones. Try having a glass of warm water with a pinch of turmeric and a drop of honey first thing in the morning, it can help reduce inflammation over time. Regularly sipping on herbal teas like cinnamon, fennel or even simple ginger tea can be soothing and help with your symptoms. Also, incorporating flaxseeds can be beneficial, they are rich in omega-3s and have phytoestrogens which might help regulate your cycles a bit. Exercise is important too. Aim for moderate activities like yoga, which can assist in reducing stress and help with hormonal balance. Poses like bridge and cobra might aid uterine health. Also don’t forget breathing exercises like Pranayama, which are great for calming Vata. Look at cleansing your system gently. You're aiming to reduce ama (toxins), so things like a mild detox with help of Triphala at night can be considered. But do check in with an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized panchakarma treatments. The goal here is to get gentle, continual progress over time. Sometimes progress is a little slow, be patient. And yes, always keep in touch with a healthcare professional to monitor these growths, especially if severe pain attacks or other acute symptoms knock in. Prioritize balance in your lifestyle, meditate a bit everyday if you can, focus on calming activities and sleep well. That all counts towards helping your fertility! Lastly, know it’s a step-by-step journey; embrace each step as it comes. Keep an eye on any symptom changes and adjust accordingly. Always safe to discuss these options with your doctor.