PCOS

PCOS is one of the largest reasons for infertility in women. This condition has an impact on women’s ovaries causing the development of an abnormal number of cysts which appear right on the surface of the ovaries. The cysts we are talking about are follicles which contain immature eggs. Due to PCOS,  there is an irregular release of the eggs. PCOS prevents the release of the eggs, which leads to irregular periods and causes trouble with pregnancy

Have you been diagnosed with PCOS and feeling distressed because of your infertility problems?  We understand your pain but you are not alone suffering with this problem. There are many women around the world that have problems conceiving because of PCOS. Yes, it’s true that a problem like PCOS does not currently have a cure in conventional medicine. There are natural remedies and treatment that have been shown to have a positive impact on PCOS. With proper attention and treatment given PCOS...

Fertility experts and gynecologists depict that half of the women suffering from polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) don’t know they have it. Most of the time, lack of education regarding the disease often let it pass unnoticed. There are easy symptoms that a woman should know. These symptoms might reflect that you are suffering from PCOS. PCOS symptoms you should know Dark skin patches Dark skin patches occur when your body is facing difficulty to process sugar. 

The answer to this important health-related question is provided by the professionals of Gods Own Store the popular Online Outlet of Yogic Naturals, holistic medicines from natural substances. They have an excellent medicine for PCOS – a set of two Natural Oils Endobal and Yin (PC) for women suffering from symptoms of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). What causes PCOS? 

One of the most common reproductive diseases women suffer from is polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). It appears when women hit the childbearing or puberty age. It has been found that nearly 5% to 10% of teenagers are diagnosed with this disease.

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) and uterine fibroids are conditions where unnatural growth occurs in the reproductive system of a female. Fibroids are not cancerous tumors appearing in the uterine system.  PCOS, on the other hand, are also non-cancerous cysts developing in both the uterus of a patient. Cause of PCOS The formation of PCOS is backed by the overproduction of androgens, female reproductive hormones, affecting the normal development and release of ova. In this case, ovaries...

“Polycystic ovary syndrome is more than a cosmetic- or fertility-related issue. It’s a condition that affects health across the board. This is not just one disorder, and not all patients are the same,” says Dr. Ricardo Azziz, a professor at Georgia Regents University in Augusta, Georgia, and founder of the Androgen Excess and PCOS Society Close to 20% of Women in India have PCOS. Inspite of the large number of women afflicted with the condition and the serious challenges PCOS poses, the...

This article from the Hindu says “Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal disorder in reproductive women. It is a common diagnosis in women presenting with infertility. PCOS is a syndrome, not a disease. It is a lifelong condition that continues far beyond childbearing years” There are an estimated 120 m women in India and 6-10% of Global women, suffering from PCOS/D. 

Research estimates that up to 70% of infertility in women is due to Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) also sometimes referred to as PCOD. This article published in the Times of India a couple of months ago, calls PCOS a silent killer because it leads to so many different conditions and complications. Women Health in India is often ignored till it reaches a critical stage. Most women ignore the symptoms of PCOS till they get married and want to conceive. Gynaecologists often advice young...

A young patient at Yogic Naturals, successfully treated for her Hormonal imbalance is a student at a Premier Design College in India. Her experience at Yogic Naturals changed her life so much that she decided to use her experience in an Integrated Design Project at college. The Project involved using principles of Design Thinking to build awareness about PCOS.