PCOS Relief
Hormone therapy for PCOS is something many women look into either being advised by doctors or hearing that this condition is cause by a lack of estrogen and so thing they can take drugs to get it back. While on the surface this looks ideal there are many dangers we understand about hormone replacement therapy and we also now know that hormone imbalances from PCOS are actually caused by something deeper making this a way to treat symptoms not the root cause.
Dangers of Hormone Therapy
Firstly if you are deciding to undergo hormone therapy here are some risks associated with such actions that were uncovered fairly recently that has stopped this practice for most cases.
- A 41% INCREASE in strokes
- A 29% INCREASE in heart attacks
- A 22% INCREASE in total cardio vascular disease
- A 24% INCREASE in breast cancer
- Also increased rates of blot clots and Alzheimer’s disease
Scary statistics for those looking for a quick fix …
Treating The Cause of PCOS
You do not need hormone replacement therapy for curing PCOS though because the root cause of this condition is not a lack of estrogen. The higher levels of testosterone and lower of estrogen in women with PCOS is actually a symptom of insulin resistance which is the root problem. Hormone therapy for PCOS does not deal with this at all but there is good news for those who are tired of the condition and its pain and infertility in natural methods and lifestyle changes that have been proven to reverse the effects, shrink cyst sizes and normalize hormone levels.
For more information on avoiding hormone therapy for PCOS and implementing a natural plan to eliminate and cure the condition click below to find out more from a women who developed a step by step system that baffled doctors and has freed thousands of women from ovarian cysts, infertility, acne, weight gain, excess hair and so on.
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Pcos: How Early Can It Be Diagnosed?
It’s not easy being a teenage girl. There’s a natural anxiety that sneaks up on you when trying to juggle boys, friends, parents, school, and activities that goes hand in hand with the teenage experience. However, for some young women, there are added anxieties such as excessive weight gain, uncontrollable acne and/or missed or absent periods that threaten the delicate balance that keeps their lives humming along in relative harmony. Though these symptoms are generally seen as common problems associated with puberty, they can point to a larger condition that is becoming more prevalent in young women: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS).
PCOS is the most common reproductive endocrinological disorder in women today. It can occur in girls as young as 11, manifesting itself in as much as 11.2% of women in their reproductive years, with perhaps 50% of this group being made up of adolescent girls. Despite these figures, PCOS remains difficult to diagnose in adolescent girls because the underlying cause of PCOS, insulin resistance, remains difficult to detect at a young age even with appropriate testing. (1)
Determining whether or not a teen has PCOS can be critical to ensuring their overall long term health. This is because many serious complications including heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and elevated cholesterol levels can develop if PCOS is not appropriately treated. The good news is that PCOS can be reversed with the right treatment such as with Insulite Labs’ 5 Element System for controlling the symptoms caused by PCOS. This system combines the use of nutraceuticals (vitamins, minerals and herbs), diet and exercise, and customer support to guide women with PCOS to a healthier lifestyle.
So what should you do if you suspect that you or a teenage girl you know may be suffering from PCOS? First, you should review the following checklist to identify potential symptoms that you or she may be suffering from:
• Irregular or absent menses
• Heavier than normal bleeding
• Acne
• Overweight
• Insulin resistance
• ovarian cysts
• Hirsutism (excessive facial or body hair)
• Alopecia (male pattern balding)
• Skin tags (growths on the skin)
• Brown skin patches
• Reduced sex drive
• Sleep apnea (
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trouble breathing during sleeping)
• Exhaustion/lack of mental alertness
• Thyroid problems
• Depression and/or anxiety
If you checked off one or more of these symptoms don’t delay making an appointment with a doctor to confirm the diagnosis. The earlier a teenager is diagnosed and makes an action plan to reverse the symptoms caused by PCOS, the better off mentally and physically she will be. Early diagnosis also means that she will be prepared to deal with the challenges associated with PCOS when approaching her childbearing years and beyond.
1. Weight Discrimination Could Be as Common as Racial Bias- Svetlana Shkolnikova, USA Today on ABCNews.com, May 21, 2008
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