PCOS stands for polycystic ovarian syndrome. This is diagnosed through an ultrasound and through blood work. It is associated with high ***to*terone and decreased insulin sensitivity.
This results in an increase risk of high blood sugar, being over weight and problems with ovulation. It can also manifest in irregular and painful periods.
Treatment of PCOS is multi-factorial. It involves optimizing the digestion and liver function as well as exercise.
Hormones can be measured in the saliva or urine. Using herbs, nutrients and homeopathy, hormones will come back to balance and a regular period can be achieved.
