I have suffered with ovarian cysts since I was 14 (now 20). I have never had one ‘go away’ or dissolve like they are meant to. They grow very large and need removing. If they are not removed and they burst, it is excruciating.
I put it down to an extreme hormonal in-balance. I suffer acne, oily skin, hair loss, too much body hair,no sex drive, vaginal dryness, stress, fatigue….I’m totally fed up.
The hospital do a good job of removing the cysts (but that’s it) and my doctor is pretty useless.
She told me to take birth control but that causes a world of other problems for me..
…..I need help PREVENTING them in the first place, not just getting rid of them with invasive surgery or excruciating pain.
I have recently heard that herbs such as dong quai, agnus castus and korean ginseng can help my hormonal balance and increase my libido…..
I got a bit confused though cuz ginseng is meant to increase oestrogen….but that’s what causes cysts ‘ent it?!
I bought agnus castus and ginseng…but now i’m wondering if i should of bought dong quai instead of these…or even just instead of ginseng.
Can i take agnus castus with dong quai…or is one or the other?
and does ginseng really work?????
Anyone with any experiences with either cyst prevention or taking herb supplements.
Please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! please……Im so desperate. I’ve put up with this sh*t for too long at such a young age. x

My mum suffered from the same problem certain natural methods are to be implemented to prevent ovarian cysts formation as well as to relieve the pain along the safer lines.

The pain in pelvis can be reduced by the application of heat which can be either carried out by the use of heating pad, hot water bottle or even a hot water bath can do wonders! Using herbal teas is another remedy to prevent ovarian cysts symptoms. Chamomile, mint and raspberry teas can relieve your pain and help you relax to a greater extent. Teas are to be taken just before or after going to bed to get the maximum benefit from it. Depending on drinks containing caffeine can result in the growth of the cysts finally ending up with its rupture.

Extra hydration is very essential to prevent ovarian cyst formation. Make sure that you drink more than eight glasses of water every day and urination is very essential to avoid further problems resulting from it. The supplements like multivitamins, minerals, vitamin C, zinc, vitamin B, and antioxidants will improve with the dietary changes, working to balance hormones, improve immunity, protect against abnormal cell growth and enhance liver function. Herbs like Echinacea and Milk thistle can also helps to prevent ovarian cysts.

I recently learned that the harsh chemicals in shampoo can lead to hair loss. I want to find a good herbal shampoo with only natural ingredients that could possibly help with thinning hair. I want to avoid shampoo with chemicals like Sodium Lauryl Sulfate and Methylparaben (which are in almost every shampoo). If you don’t know a good one for hair regrowth than any good all natural shampoo is fine. I heard Burt’s Bees make some good ones.

http://www.herbalcleanse.com.au/shop/herbal_shampoo_conditioner.htm this website is very helpful

I suffer from heriditary hair loss. I had been using rogaine which was actually going well but now I am pregnant and can no longer use it. My new hair is almost all gone and I’m getting very anxious. Does anyone know any kind of natural or herbal remedies I can use until after my pregnancy?

I have had very good results using Nioxin . Get the shampoo, scalp conditioner, and foam. I use it everyday (for almost 2yrs} and it has helped my hereditary hair thinning. I am no longer trying to cover scalp showing! I have heard you need to continue to use it or the effects won’t continue but it is just part of a usual routine so that’s not difficult. It is not inexpensive, but not crazy expensive either. It is fairly available at salons or your hairdresser can get it. {I think I even saw it at the Walmart beauty salon in passing} I got mine as a gift and I am grateful everyday. Good Luck with your hair and the pregnancy.

Just stopped taking them a month ago and was wondering when (if at all) the hair loss and thinning will stop/slow down?

I’ve been taking Bystolic 5mg 1x a day for the last 5 months and I keep my hair about a half inch fade on the top and I lose less hair than before I started taking beta-blockers when I had long hair.
When my hair was long, (to my shoulders) I lost handfulls everytime I showered. Was your mother’s father bald?

Just stopped taking them a month ago and was wondering when (if at all) the hair loss and thinning will stop/slow down?

I’ve been taking Bystolic 5mg 1x a day for the last 5 months and I keep my hair about a half inch fade on the top and I lose less hair than before I started taking beta-blockers when I had long hair.
When my hair was long, (to my shoulders) I lost handfulls everytime I showered. Was your mother’s father bald?

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In the past three weeks my hair has been falling out from the root. My hairbrush is full of my hair after brushing and I am starting to really worry. Does any one know any reasons for female hair loss???
I am 32 Years old.

There are many reasons for female hair loss:

Androgenic alopecia is when the hair follicles become over loaded with testosterone and can be hereditary but can also be caused by ovarian cysts,the pill,pregnancy and the menopause.

Telogen effluvium is caused by a traumatic event such as illness,surgery,stress.

Anagen effluvium is caused by chemotherapy.

Alopecia areata is when the immune system attacks the hair follicles.

Traction alopecia is caused by hair braiding,tight ponytails,extensions etc

You need to see your doctor so you can get a proper diagnosis.

In the past three weeks my hair has been falling out from the root. My hairbrush is full of my hair after brushing and I am starting to really worry. Does any one know any reasons for female hair loss???
I am 32 Years old.

There are many reasons for female hair loss:

Androgenic alopecia is when the hair follicles become over loaded with testosterone and can be hereditary but can also be caused by ovarian cysts,the pill,pregnancy and the menopause.

Telogen effluvium is caused by a traumatic event such as illness,surgery,stress.

Anagen effluvium is caused by chemotherapy.

Alopecia areata is when the immune system attacks the hair follicles.

Traction alopecia is caused by hair braiding,tight ponytails,extensions etc

You need to see your doctor so you can get a proper diagnosis.