Losing Weight: The Best Treatment of PCOD And PCOS in Pune
Today millions of young girls and women are suffering from PCOD (polycystic ovarian disease) or PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) and obesity related infertility.
While PCOS is considered to be a more severe and systemic illness, PCOD is typically considered the milder and more lifestyle related disease.
It is now recognised that the two main features of both PCOS and PCOD are over production of androgens by the ovaries and insulin resistance. Indians are also known to be more susceptible to insulin resistance. So the incidence of PCOS or PCOD is higher in Indian women.
PCOS often leads to elevated LH (Luteinizing Hormone) levels or an increased LH to FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone) ratio, typically over 2:1 or 3:1.
This imbalance disrupts normal ovulation by overstimulating the ovarian theca cells, leading to increased androgen production.
High LH levels contribute to anovulation (failure to release an egg) and the development of multiple ovarian cysts.
Elevated LH is considered a hallmark of PCOS in many cases.
LH levels are not expected to be raised as much in PCOD as in PCOS, but raised levels of androgens is also seen in PCOD.
Delayed or absent periods, excessive hair growth on face and pimples, obesity and enlarged ovaries with multiple cysts are diagnostic features of both PCOD and PCOS.
Excessive production of androgens by the ovaries, hyperinsulinemia and anovulatory periods are the main features of the ailment.
PCOS is said to affect 10 to 15 per cent while PCOD, 5 to 10 per cent of all ladies. The percentage of PCOS may be as high as 25 per cent in Asian ladies.
PCOS is supposed to cause infertility more than in PCOD, while PCOD ladies are more likely to conceive naturally in spite of PCOD.
The incidence of infertility in PCOS is said to be 70 to 80 per cent while it is said to be 20 to 30 per cent in PCOD.
Ladies with PCOS are more likely to need medical interventions for conception while those with PCOD are more likely to conceive naturally.
Women who conceive in spite of PCOD have a higher incidence of miscarriages, gestational diabetes and hypertension, preeclampsia and premature deliveries.
Ladies with delayed periods are also more prone to develop cancer of the lining of the uterus or endometrial cancer.
They are also more prone to develop hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, heart disease and strokes.
The first line of treatment of PCOD and PCOS must always be weight reduction. Once a young lady loses weight, periods automatically become regular and both PCOS and PCOD are reversed.
Thus it is vital that we treat both PCOS and PCOD as early as possible, Dr. NitinGupte offers exactly the same treatment of PCOS and PCOD not only in Pune but also all over the world, for the last four decades.
Dr. Nitin Gupte has been successfully treating a large number of obese young ladies with PCOD for the past four decades. Many of them have overcome obesity, PCOD, infertility, stopped having miscarriages and become happy mothers.
He puts them on a healthy nutritional plan based on their own, normal, healthy, everyday food pattern and regular walks and they begin to lose weight steadily and soon start getting their periods regularly. As the girls slim down, the PCOD is reversed and the sonograms improve.
These young ladies conceive naturally without medication, have safe pregnancies and successfully become happy mothers.
In fact, every young lady must be given a chance to fight off PCOD and infertility by eating healthy, exercising and losing weight first, before they are put on complex, stressful and expensive artificial fertility treatments. But in practice, these hapless and psychologically vulnerable couples are straight away put through fertility treatments, for reasons not too difficult to understand.
The young ladies put on oral contraceptives get periods regularly only till the course is on and then go back to being as irregular as before.
Medication like Clomifene and metformin are also prescribed to stimulate ovulation and reduce insulin resistance, but both can be naturally achieved by getting the girls to get slimmer and fitter.
All young ladies put on oral contraceptives and other fertility treatments suffer from unpleasant side effects, nausea, oedema and weight gain. Most are miserable and highly stressful during the treatment and chances of success are small.
Eating healthy, exercising regularly and losing weight is a far more assured, safe, happy, healthy and enjoyable way of overcoming obesity, PCOS and PCOD treatment in Pune and infertility. Ladies also develop much better skin and hair health.
The most important feature of Dr. Nitin Gupte’s treatment is his ability to help young ladies relax and overcome their depression and become happy and positive as they get slimmer and fitter and the periods become regular and it goes a long way in overcoming infertility.
Such young ladies are also much fitter and much better protected against the ailments associated with PCOD, viz. miscarriages, gestational diabetes and hypertension, preeclampsia and premature deliveries and are much more comfortable during child birth.
Time and time again, Dr. Gupte has successfully helped young women overcome obesity, PCOD and infertility, to become happy and relieved mothers, after they have endured frustrating failures on every expensive fertility treatment available, for years!
You can read some of their success stories on the ‘Testimonials’ page of Dr. Nitin Gupte’s website www.drnitingupte.com, although very few ladies would actually choose to go public on such private and intimate issue.
So if you are suffering from obesity and PCOD, with or without infertility, your best option is to go to Dr. Nitin Gupte before you take up hormones and other fertility treatments. And he can treat you at your home, not just in Pune, but also anywhere else in the world on his ‘Distance Program’.
Also read more information about the subject on the ‘Health Problems Of The Young: PCOD’, ‘Obesity And Infertility’ ‘Overcoming Obesity Related Infertility’ and the ‘Slim Women Are Healthy Women’ links on the website.