how To cure pcos. In the body - #30814
I got to know I have pcos I am 17!”i recently came to know it I am having irregular periods,scanty flow,facial hair is coming newly, please tell what helps to cure it diet to follow I am not obese also
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Managing polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) through Ayurveda is about understanding your unique prakriti (constitution) and addressing imbalances in the body, which often involve the kapha dosha. This situation isn’t purely about weight or obesity, as you mentioned, but also involves maintaining hormonal balance and ensuring regular menstrual cycles. Here’s some specific advice:
First, diet: focus on incorporating more warming and stimulating foods which support kapha balance. Ginger, turmeric, and black pepper, used in cooking or perhaps teas, assist digestive fire (agni) and help reduce Kapha accumulation. Whole grains like barley and brown rice should be part of your meals, along with leafy greens, which are rich in nutrients that support and balance hormones. Avoid excessive dairy as it may provoke kapha; if you must, opt for light, low-fat versions. Refined sugars and processed foods should be minimized, instead choose natural sweeteners such as honey, but in moderation.
Regarding lifestyle, aim for regular physical activity, even if you’re not overweight. Activities that increase circulation and warmth in the body, such as yoga or brisk walking, are great. They support reducing the excess Kapha and restore hormonal balance. Ensure you’re sleeping early and waking up at a consistent time—routine supports hormonal health.
For herbal remedies, consider consulting with a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized advice but herbs like Ashwagandha and Shatavari are often recommended as they nourish reproductive tissues and help in maintaining hormonal balance. Remember, though, all herbal interventions should be under supervision for correct dosing.
Stress management is also crucial. Practices such as meditation, pranayama or deep breathing exercises can aid in keeping both mind and body in balance.
Lastly, regular follow-ups with your healthcare provider are paramount, especially as you’re still quite young and need support in monitoring the condition. While Ayurveda offers a wonderful holistic approach, it’s vital not to delay seeking additional professional medical care when necessary.

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