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    2Apr

    POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME

    by Dr. Aditi

    It is a major abnormality in the patient with the failure of regular, predictable ovulation and the patients are at risk or the development of dysfunctional bleeding and endometrial hyperplasia associated with unopposed estrogen exposure in PCOS the following two or all three criteria should be fulfilled which are as follows:-

    1. Oligomenorrhoea or anovulation
    2. Hyperandrogenism
    3. Polycystic ovaries

    ETIOLOGY:-
    ● The most common problem in the 4th & 5th decade of life.
    ● It is considered a part of metabolic syndrome.
    ● Genetic factors
    ● Environmental factors
    ● Inflammation ( overweight )

    Signs and Symptoms:-
    1. The foremost and important divical feature of PCOS is menstrual dysfunction i.e
    oligomenorrhea, amenorrhoea, etc.
    2. In teenagers, acne or oily skin is the most common feature which is found.
    3. Obesity is found in around 50% of the patients the body fat is usually deposited centrally i.e. hip or waist and the patient can be at risk of diabetes mellitus and cardiovascular diseases in later life.
    4. There can be an increased incidence of hypertension, atherosclerosis, cardiovascular disease myocardial infarction in 40% of perimenopausal women.
    5. Women may develop acanthosis nigricans (a velvety hyperpigmented change of the crease area of skin ) and it usually occurs on the axilla, neck, etc.
    6. HIRSUTISM i.e. excessive hair growth which is the main problem suffered by patients with PCOS. It can be treated with bleaching, shaving plucking, etc but
    ultimately leads to scarring, folliculitis, etc, and usually occurs on the face, chest, back, or buttocks.
    7. The other problems faced by the patient are alopecia, infertility, and weight loss
    obese women are encouraged to lose weight.
    8. Women with PCOS have difficulty in conceiving and a higher risk of miscarriage.
    9. Diabetes mellitus Lead to endometrial carcinoma.
    10. Hormonal imbalance, nutritional, psychological, and hematological factors play a contributory role.

    Some other health-related risk factors are :

    ● Cholesterol
    ● Liver disease
    ● Hypertension
    ● Non-alcoholic fatty liver
    ● Depression & anxiety
    ● Abnormal uterine bleeding
    ● Type-2 diabetes mellitus

    MANAGEMENT:-
    1. In obese women, weight loss should be the first line of treatment.
    2. The patient should avoid bleaching, shaving, plucking, and laser as it can lead to scarring, folliculitis, hyperpigmentation, etc.
    3. Patients with alopecia should be given psychological support and with the help of homeopathic remedies, we can cure a greater number of cases in a very safest way as it is the most refined method of treating the patients.
    4. Unnecessary use of different types of drugs should be avoided.
    5. Insulin lipid profile should be maintained as it can cause cardiovascular diseases in women.
    6. Diabetes & blood pressure should be regularly monitored and maintained.

    INVESTIGATION:-
    1. The first and the foremost investigation is ultrasonography generally, ovarian size is increased.
    2. 70% of patients with PCOS usually contains intermediate and atretic follicle measuring 2- 8cm in diameters, resulting in a “polycystic appearance” at an ultrasound.
    3. Collected immature oocytes from PCOS patients being researched diagnostics.

    TREATMENT:-
    1. Pulsatilla – best homeopathic remedy with scanty and late menses.

    2. Sepia – bearing down pains from the back and abdomen. It is one of the best homeopathic medicine for PCOS.
    3. Lachesis – best remedy when there is an aversion to tight clothes or intolerance to anything worn a little tight, it is the left-sided remedy. The menses are too short
    and the flow is feeble.
    4. Graphites –best medicine for PCOS with constipation along with other symptoms. The menses are too late, pale, and scanty.
    5. Apis – stinging pain with tenderness over the abdomen & uterine region, it affects the right side more.

    2Jan

    Depression – Causes, Risk and Cure

    by Dr. Aditi

    It is a state in which a patient suffers from mental health disorders like depressed mood, loss of
    interest in activities which ultimately leads to impairment of daily life. It can even change
    a person’s thoughts, behavior, and many more things. According to research out of every 5 people,
    1 person is depressed all around the world. Signs and symptoms may or may not be present.

    Person’s thoughts, behavior, and many more things. According to research out of every 5 person
    1 person is depressed all around the world. Signs and symptoms may or may not be present.

    Depression Causes:

    1. Genetic
    2. Hormonal
    3. Psychological
    4. Social
    Sign and symptoms:
    1. Mood swings.
    2. Anxiety
    3. Lack of interest in day to day activities
    4. Hopelessness
    5. Excessive crying
    6. Irritability
    7. Impulsive
    8. Insomnia or early awakening.
    9. Loss of appetite/ poor appetite
    10. Fatigue
    11. Weight gain/ loss
    12. Lack of concentration
    13. Thoughts of suicide
    14. Social isolation

    Risk Factors:

    • Experiencing acute stress.
    • Having a close relative with depression.
    • Having sustained a head injury.
    • Having had a previous episode of major depression.
    • Having a lack of successful coping strategies.

    Types of depression experienced in different age/sex:

    1. In females:

    Depression is nearly twice as common among women as men. Below are
    some symptoms of depression that tend to appear more often in females:

    • Irritability
    • Anxiety
    • Mood swings
    • Fatigue

    Also, some types of depression are unique to females, such as:

    • Postpartum depression
    • Premenstrual dysphoric disorder

    2. In males:

    Around 9% of men are more likely to drink alcohol in excess, display anger, and
    engage in risk-taking as a result of the disorder. Other symptoms of depression in males
    may include:

    • Avoiding families and social situations.
    • Working without a break.
    • having difficulty keeping up with work and family responsibilities.
    • Displaying abusive or controlling behavior in relationships.

    3. In college students:

    Time at college can be stressful, and a person may be dealing with
    other lifestyles, cultures, and experiences for the first time. Symptoms of depression in
    college students may include:

    • Difficulty concentrating on schoolwork.
    • Insomnia
    • Sleeping too much
    • A decrease or increase in appetite.
    • Avoiding social situations and activities that they used to enjoy.

    4. In teens:

    Physical changes, peer pressure, and other factors can contribute to depression in
    teenagers. So physical changes can be a reason for depression causes. They may experience some of the following symptoms:

    • Withdrawing from friends and family.
    • Difficulty concentrating on schoolwork.
    • Feeling guilty, helpless, or worthless.
    • Restlessness, such as an inability to sit still.

      5. In Children:

      In children, symptoms can make schoolwork and social activities challenging.
      They may experience symptoms such as:

    • Crying
    • Low energy
    • Clinginess
    • Defiant behavior
    • Outbursts
    • Food and diet for better mental health and fewer symptoms of depression are:

      Deficiencies of certain minerals and vitamins can also be one of the depression causes.

      Vitamin B6:

      it helps the production of neurotransmitters (which send messages from
      brain to the rest of the body). Various sources of vitamin B6 are:

    • Chicken, fish, egg, pork
    • Wheat, cereals, oatmeal, brown rice
    • Bread, vegetables, soya beans, peanuts, milk, potatoes.
    • Vitamin B12:

      it is an essential element that aids in the creation of red blood cells and
      nerves. Sources are as follows:

    • Meat, eggs, salmon
    • Milk, cheese
    • Cod liver oil
    • Vitamin D:

      it helps regulate cell growth, plays an important role in maintaining the
      immune system, and protects bones. Sources include are:

    • Fish, red meat
    • Egg yolk, cereals

    If you need consultation related to depression, you can book an appointment here.

    5Feb

    Coronavirus – Precautions and Preventions

    by Dr. Aditi

    Corona viruses are a group of viruses causing diseases in mammals and birds. In humans, the viruses  cause respiratory infection which are typically mild but in rare cases can be lethal. The name  “coronavirus” is derived from the Latin corona and the Greek κορώνη (korṓnē, “garland, wreath”), meaning crown or halo. This refers to the characteristic appearance of virions (the infective form of the virus) by electron microscopy, which have a fringe of large, bulbous surface projections creating an image reminiscent of a royal crown or of the solar corona.

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    5Feb

    Get 100% cured of Vitiligo with Homoeopathy!

    by Dr. Aditi

    Vitiligo is a disease that causes the loss of skin color in blotches. The extent and rate of color loss from vitiligo is unpredictable. It can affect the skin on any part of your body. It may also affect the hair and the inside of the mouth

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