Homeopathy rebalanced my body - no longer have polycystic ovaries!!
by Jane Deanwood
(Birmingham, UK)
I wish to share a positive story - I had irregular periods from when they first began, when 27 years, went to the GP as feeling extremely tired & depressed - picked up on the irregular periods, and sent me for a scan, which showed polycystic ovaries.
At that time, did not offer any treatment, not even the pill - just to come back if had trouble conceiving in the future
I remember feeling devastated, I felt I was infertile.
I went to a homeopath, appointment about once a month, after a few months, my periods began to come more frequently, much less painful, I felt brighter in myself I will not lie, it is not a quick process
I had always had a healthy lifestyle, exercised regularly, ate well -
Over time, my periods came to 4-5 weeks, and homeopathy addresses the whole person, emotion and physical - I continued to feel much more alert and generally well
I conceived, after using basal temperature to realise I was ovulating, carried, no miscarriage - and have a beautiful healthy daughter.
I began to feel tired again, parenthood and disturbed nights, and was aware of the link of diabetes to PCOS- through my GP was sent for check ups, all blood tests and glucose fasting, ultra sound scan again -
the tests all came back clear, the ultra sound showed perfect ovaries!!
The consultant, who was aware that I had only used homeopathy, wrote to me and said I no longer have polycystic ovary syndrome, and that she felt it was due to my own efforts and following homeopathy it addressed the condition and rebalanced my body.
I had been to a registered homeopath, who worked classically - only giving one remedy at a time.
I really hope this gives some of you true hope, it is not a quick path, but I feel, it has been so worth it, I do feel that although I have not got the condition anymore, we are made with tendencies, so I still feel I am watchful of the foods that affect blood sugar, and it is good for every one to have a healthy life as far as we can.
Good luck to all
Jane Deanwood
Birmingham, UK
