Excessive hair , irregular periods

[anuradhasharma]

Hi Dr,

I have been suffering from PCOS for the past 4 years. I have hirsutism, irregular periods and considerable weight gain in the past two years. I believe I have inslulin resistance.I had an ultrasound scan done which showed polycystic ovary. I also got test done for testosterone and it showed abnormally high levels of it . I was diagnosed with krimson 35 for 3 months first and then I used Ortho-tricyclenlo for another 5 months and now I am again on Krimson-35. I have observed weight gain only after using the above birth control pills. I havent had a natural period for the past one and half year. I am worried now, I want to get my natural cycle back. I dont want to be on birth control pills anymore. I want to get my hormones balanced and regular cycle back first and then naturally conceive without drugs. Is this possible with your Insulite system. I want to try these can you please help me with it

[drsari]

Hi Dr,

I have been suffering from PCOS for the past 4 years. I have hirsutism, irregular periods and considerable weight gain in the past two years. I believe I have inslulin resistance.I had an ultrasound scan done which showed polycystic ovary. I also got test done for testosterone and it showed abnormally high levels of it . I was diagnosed with krimson 35 for 3 months first and then I used Ortho-tricyclenlo for another 5 months and now I am again on Krimson-35. I have observed weight gain only after using the above birth control pills. I havent had a natural period for the past one and half year. I am worried now, I want to get my natural cycle back. I dont want to be on birth control pills anymore. I want to get my hormones balanced and regular cycle back first and then naturally conceive without drugs. Is this possible with your Insulite system. I want to try these can you please help me with it

Hi there, thanks for posting your story. I know from many other women how challenging PCOS can be, the physical changes and fears about being able to conceive. Many women with PCOS are reluctant to take birth control pills- rightfully so because birth control pills do not cure the underlying cause of PCOS. As you mentioned, insulin resistance is intricately related to PCOS, with many researchers and doctors believing it is the underlying cause of PCOS. You can certainly discontinue the birth control pill, but chat with your doctor first before starting or stopping a prescribed medication. I would like to direct you to the Insulite PCOS System website FAQ (frequently asked questions) section, as several of your questions are answered in detail there. You will find answers about the birth control pill, getting a regular cycle back, and trying to conceive if you scan this list of questions:
http://www.pcos.insulitelabs.com/PCO...-Questions.php

I would be more than happy to answer these questions in more detail, or other questions you might have. I just thought it might be useful for you to check out that webpage as there are probably many pertinent answers to questions you might have.
Please don't hesitate to contact us again, and I do encourage you to use the Insulite PCOS System. We have heard of so many success stories from women using this protocol to improve their PCOS symptoms dramatically- though it can take time in some cases. I love this product and wish more women with PCOS knew about it.
Take care, and again, please post any time.
Warm regards!