Irregular Menstruation and Acne: Why Not Recommend Birth Control Pills As A Treatment?

Irregular menstruation and acne: Why not recommend birth control pills as a treatment?
Many patients come to my office and ask if they can use the pill as a treatment for acne and irregular menses, my answer is always the same: No. You should never use birth control pills for the treatment of irregular periods and acne!

I recently found that birth control pills only mask these symptoms without curing the cause, and may even be more harmful than beneficial.

Why not recommend birth control pills to irregular periods and acne?

The bleeding that comes when you take birth control pills is an artificial menstruation does not mean that the cause has been cured. When you stop taking birth control pills rules again be irregular, acne tends to improve after a while but always comes back worse than before.

What happens if I take birth control pills for irregular periods and acne?

Women who take birth control pills for acne irregular periods and often have adverse effects caused by birth control pills as:

depression
weight gain
decreased desire to have sex
varices
high cholesterol
retention
Headaches

Is it possible to irregulas rules and acne without ovarian cysts?

Yes, most women with irregular periods and acne do not have ovarian cysts, thus the name "polycystic ovary syndrome" is not appropriate.

Why occurring irregular menses and acne?

Depending on the amount of sugar in the diet can alter the function of the ovaries: the more sugar or carbohydrate in the diet will be increased testosterone production.

Eating a diet with excess carbohydrates stimulates the ovaries to produce male hormones causing the irregular periods and acne, along with all the other symptoms associated with testosterone as hair loss, greasy hair, hairs, and desire to fight.

Until recently, doctors did not know that the food had something to do with these symptoms. Much less medical imagined as diet could modify the function of the ovaries.

conclusion:

Before the discovery of my mother Daniela Dr. Jakubowicz, women with irregular periods and acne suffering probabando all medical advice and including home remedies to no avail, because polycystic ovaries still no improvement and resigned to:

wash your greasy hair every day
excess hair depilatory
acne creams
antidepressants for wanting to fight
birth control pills for irregular menses and ovarian cysts
infertility treatment.

The treatment you should avoid are birth control pills because instead of curing the cause, the worse; proving that the day you have to stop taking birth control pills, the symptoms become worse.

Recommendations:

 * Diet is the only useful treatment for irregular periods and acne.

Excess carbohydrates or sugar in the diet excessively stimulates the production of testosterone making more symptoms appear when women consumed more carbohydrates such as flour, cereals, cookies, fruits, cakes, alcohol and sweets.