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What is PCOS?

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is characterized by excessive production of male hormones from the ovaries. This male hormone, called androgen, leads to an imbalance in other reproductive hormones. As a result, women with Polycystic ovaries often experience missed or irregular periods and ovulation issues. Small fluid-filled cysts may form on the ovaries due to anovulation (lack of ovulation). It is the leading cause of female infertility and can cause various other health issues, making early diagnosis and treatment crucial.

What Causes PCOS?

The exact cause is unclear, but research indicates that genetics play a role in contributing to polycystic ovaries syndrome, along with several other factors that are also responsible for its development.:
  • Higher level of male hormones (androgens)
  • Insulin resistance
  • Low-grade inflammation

PCOS Symptoms

Symptoms of this syndrome may vary, but the most common are mentioned below:
  • Irregular period
  • Obesity
  • Cysts
  • Acne
  • Skin tags
  • Abnormal hair growth
  • Male pattern baldness
  • Infertility

How to Diagnose PCOS?

In most cases, your gynecologist can diagnose Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome through a physical examination. However, blood tests or ultrasounds can be helpful for confirmation. To diagnose the condition, your gynecologist will consider the following:
  • Medical history
  • Symptoms
  • Family history
  • Body weight
  • Blood pressure
A physical examination will assess facial hair growth, acne, hair loss, discolored skin, and skin tags, and a pelvic exam will check for inflammation in the ovaries or uterine growth.
Blood tests (hematological analysis) evaluate hormonal levels and monitor glucose levels. A pelvic ultrasound detects ovarian cysts and assesses uterine thickness.
A definitive diagnosis of this syndrome is based on specific signs. If a patient exhibits one or two of the following, the doctor may diagnose the disease:
  • Missed or irregular periods
  • Facial hair growth or acne
  • Elevated androgen levels
  • Presence of cysts on one or both ovaries

PCOS Treatment

Treatment depends on your medical history, symptoms, and underlying health conditions. It may involve lifestyle changes, medications, or a combination of both. The following treatment plan is for patients who are not looking to conceive:
  • Hormonal birth control
  • Insulin-sensitizing medicine
  • Medication to block androgens
  • Lifestyle modifications

Cure PCOS Permanently at Ginnastic Health Centre

Dr. Waseem at Ginnastic Health Centre is renowned for his unique disease treatment approach. As a respected fitness trainer, he firmly believes that addressing the root cause is critical to effective treatment. As the pioneer of Pakistan's "Diabetes Reversal Program," Dr. Waseem has successfully tackled various metabolic syndromes. Conditions like insulin resistance, weight gain/obesity, and diabetes, which are significant contributors to Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, can be managed with suitable dietary adjustments and lifestyle changes. With Dr. Waseem, you’re not just treating symptoms but transforming your health from the ground up. Customized diet plan and lifestyle;e changes to treat PCOS suggested by Dr Waseem are as follows.

How to Cure PCOS Permanently

Dietary and lifestyle modifications by Dr Waseem

Lifestyle modification proves to be beneficial in treating Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. It includes:
  • Weight loss
  • Diet plan
  • Intermittent fasting
  • Exercise
  • Stress control

1. Weight loss:

Weight loss proves to help maintain a regular menstrual cycle and soothe Polycystic Ovaries Syndrome symptoms. Weight loss helps to:
  • Lower insulin
  • Improve cholesterol levels
  • Reduce diabetes risk
  • Reduce risks of cardiovascular diseases
Note that you must consult your trainer for a healthy weight loss plan!

2. Therapeutic ketogenic diet:

A therapeutic ketogenic diet effectively reduces blood insulin levels and thus helps in weight loss. This diet, which is high in fat and low in carbs, induces ketosis in the body. During ketosis, the body’s metabolism shifts from glucose to fats for energy. It’s important to avoid crash diets for PCOS, as they may cause eating disorders. However, around 80% of women can manage PCOS symptoms by adopting a low-carb diet.

3. Intermittent fasting:

Intermittent fasting helps with autophagy (the body’s ability to recycle old, damaged parts and microbes). It also helps reduce Insulin resistance, allowing the easy reverse of pre-existing conditions like diabetes, Polycystic ovaries syndrome, and hypertension.

4. Exercise:

A regular exercise routine enhances ovulation and blood insulin levels. With elevated testosterone levels in Polycystic ovaries, strength training is beneficial for women. This approach increases lean muscle mass by burning fat, regulating metabolism, and boosting energy levels. Combining a healthy diet with exercise significantly lowers weight and the risks of diabetes and cardiovascular disorders. Since diet and exercise plans can differ, you must consult your doctor before starting.

5. Stress-Free Environment:

Stress can significantly impact blood glucose regulation, raising levels during stressful situations. Therefore, it is essential to manage or treat stress promptly.

6. Supplements intake:

A diet plan, regular exercise, and intermittent fasting complement supplement intake. The essential supplements for managing Polycystic ovaries in women include OMEGA 3 fish oil, chromium, vitamin B12, zinc, probiotics, vitamin D, and inositol. Inositol plays a vital role in reversing PCOS. Ginnastic Nutrition offers all these supplements, formulated under the guidance of qualified experts.
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Wrapping Up

In summary, polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) can be managed and prevented through dietary changes, lifestyle modifications, and balanced supplement intake. Effective treatment increases conception rates and lowers the risk of pregnancy complications, making early diagnosis and intervention crucial.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The hormonal changes brought on by menopause can sometimes offer relief for those with PCOS, but this is not always the case. However, symptoms can be effectively managed through medication and lifestyle adjustments.
The early signs of PCOS may include missed or irregular menstrual periods, excessive hair growth, acne, difficulty conceiving, and weight gain.
Women may develop PCOS during their reproductive years. It is often diagnosed in their 20s or 30s, particularly when they experience difficulty conceiving. Overweight women are at a higher risk of developing Polycystic ovaries.
Doctors often link Polycystic ovaries to a sedentary lifestyle. As a result, lifestyle modifications are considered the most effective approach to managing this disorder and are typically the first line of treatment.
Yes, pregnancy is possible with PCOS. It involves maintaining a moderate weight, balancing blood sugar levels, and managing other Polycystic ovary symptoms through healthy lifestyle changes and medications. In some instances, fertility medications may be sufficient. If those don’t succeed, IVF treatment may be necessary.
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