9 Ways to Restore Hormonal Health ...

I am 23 and have been taking Ortho TriCyclen Lo for the past five years. I did take a break for one year, but have currently been back on for the last year straight. I noticed that when I stopped taking birth control, I got acne, had hair loss, ovarian cysts, and really bad mood swings. I felt that after I got back on birth control my hormones have balanced out....but unfortunately I have been experiencing the same symptoms as I did when I was off birth control, while I am currently on the pill. After my first year of being on the pill, I developed ovarian cysts. I still have ovarian pain quit often (weekly). Being off the pill causes more cysts/ovarian pain for me. I eat very healthy and exercise regularly. I have had the first vaccine of Gardasil which is supposed to prevent HPV. I would not recommend it at all. Vaccines are very very bad in my opinion. I weigh 124 and do not have any children. I am going to try the black strap molasses and other herbal remedies along with more meditation. Good luck to all who are experiencing the same symptoms as me. I know it's hard, just try to stay positive and do your research before taking any new meds or starting a new regimen. :)

Thanks for your help...easy to understand. Concrete information that i can be aware of and share with others.

hay friend , my name is sara ,i have pcos im 23 year old and i have very low sex drive and my marrige life is in denger.i have 2 girl by ivf and i have pride every 3 to 4 month ,i start my pride when im 13 and i have every 3 to 4 month .my docter said i have inbalabc hormons .i want i more baby but this time i dont wana go ivf plz friend pray for me .

There is actually a zero tolerance policy on antibiotics in milk. And no, BST does not show up in the milk (even so, i buy my milk from a regular supermarket and i've never seen one that doesn't say "from cows not treated with rBGH). Antibiotics do show up in milk, but EVERY batch is tested for antibiotics before it is packaged and sold, and if any are detected, the owner of the cow that the tainted milk came from has to pay for the entire tank of milk out of pocket (not something a dairy farmer will want to do). This is something that is taken very very seriously in the dairy industry! Cows who have an infection that requires treatment with antibiotics are not allowed to produce milk for market until they are healthy again and the antibiotics are well out of their system. Yes, milk with antibiotics present would be unhealthy IF it was allowed to be sold. Thanks to strict regulations and testing, consumers don't have to worry about it. Writing whatever sounds good without bothering to confirm it via a reputable, legitimate source is quite a disservice to your readers. So do your research before you try to scare people out of eating things that are perfectly safe.

I would just like to share the title of a wonderful book that explains and offers solutions for many of the problems mentioned here. Women's Bodies, Women's Wisdom by Dr. Northrup. Check your local library for a copy.