Natural Solutions For Stubborn PCOS

Updated on July 15, 2011 Hethir more Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is very common among infertile women. As a matter of fact, some research suggests that as many as 50% of all infertile women may suffer with some degree of PCOS. For some women, an egg may be released by the ovaries each month, only at the wrong time of the cycle for a pregnancy to occur.

This is the most difficult type of PCOS to treat, since the most common fertility drugs are deemed useless. For most infertile women suffering with PCOS, drug therapy seems to be their first line of defense to restore normal ovulation. Unfortunately, these high powered drugs often come with their own set of side effects, leaving many couples worried about long-term effects.

Plus, drug therapy can be expensive, leaving many couples unable to afford it. Thankfully, there are more natural, safer and cheaper options for treating PCOS. For centuries PCOS has been successfully treated using a combination of Natural Fertility therapies including acupuncture, herbal therapy and dietary changes. Diet can play a big part in treating PCOS.

Since most sufferers experience higher than normal blood glucose levels and cholesterol, controlling both is essential to restoring proper hormone balance within the body, which can aid the ovaries in ovulation and conception. A diet rich in proteins and low in sugars and processed carbohydrates is usually recommended to keep blood glucose levels more stable and enhance hormone production throughout the body. Chasteberry: used to help lengthen the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle and increase the LH surge during ovulation, it is used to reinforce ovulation and get that egg where it needs to be for conception to occur.

Red Raspberry Leaf: helps to increase blood flow and circulation to the uterus. Maca: helps to increase the amounts of progesterone and balance hormones. Acupuncture has been used for centuries by Chinese health practitioners to restore balance and vitality to the entire body. Recently the results in treating PCOS and other infertility issues have been amazing.

By inserting small needles into specific energy regions of the body (called meridians), acupuncture has been shown to restore the entire sympathetic nervous system to better health and balance. This enables the reproductive system to maintain proper hormone balance, clear away blockages and basically keep things working properly. For PCOS patients, the results are clear: acupuncture does indeed work to decrease hyperactivity in ovarian sympathetic nerve fibers which can increase your chances of developing PCOS if not treated.

In 2000, the renowned fertility journal, Biology of Reproduction, reported that polycystic ovarian syndrome was actually induced in rats by aggravating nerve fibers in the sympathetic nervous system. This proved the validity of acupuncture’s claim to treat the disorder. Exercise too can help to boost ovarian function, by increasing your metabolism as well as circulation to the reproductive organs. Used to restore proper balance to the body and clear away congestion (which ahs also been linked to PCOS), yoga too has been touted as a real treatment option for dealing with polycystic ovarian syndrome.

The important thing when incorporating yoga exercises into your daily routine is to seek out fertility yoga poses to increase your chances of healing an improperly working reproductive system. The PCOS Fertility Kit contains herbs and supplements that supports the body in maintaining a healthy hormonal balance. For best results use this program in conjunction with eating a PCOS Diet.

How Long Have You Been Diagnosed With PCOS? See results What Next? I hope you found this article helpful. If you end up having any questions I would suggest for you to join the Natural Fertility Community and post them there. Not only will you have access to natural fertility speciallists, but you can also get feedback and support from women who are going through the same experience as you. I wish you the best on your journey and look forward to hearing about your BFP!

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