Personal Self Love Journey
by Tanvi Joshi, INDIA.

Tanvi was diagnosed with Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) in her early 20s, the most common hormonal disorder in women. Anxiously she visited a lot of OBGYN, underwent a lot of lab work and procedures in the past 8 years, and almost suffered from Pharmacophobia. However, there were no substantial gains, Irregularities of periods continued.

Excerpts From Tanvi’s Interview With MOMSHUBBUB

Tanvi discussed her journey towards self-love and how she treated Polycystic ovary syndrome Naturally:

“To be totally honest, I’m happy that I have PCOS, it’s been a “Blessing in Disguise”!

It took me 30!  to understand that changing the situation is only in my hands. In the beginning, I used to go for a walk daily, later started exercising regularly, and adopted a healthy diet plan in my routine that worked wonders for weight maintenance. After completion of my six months, I started getting my periods naturally on time, I understood Self Care is the key”

“PCOS taught me self-love, PCOS taught me how to take care of my mind and body. PCOS taught me compassion”.

Moving forward, let’s Normalize Polycystic ovary syndrome.

Many women out there have mild symptoms and aren’t educated about Polycystic ovary syndrome and often remain undiagnosed. As a result, they generally struggle with the Physical symptoms of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome such as irregular menstrual cycles, weight gain, hair growth, and acne. Women suffer in silence due to a lack of awareness.

Today PCOS Challenge, Inc. provides education and support to society, Conducts awareness seminars across the country where they facilitate leading experts in the field.

“Not all women who have PCOS have multiple ‘cysts’ and not all women who have multiple ‘cysts’ have PCOS”

– Dr. Worsley

Note – All individuals are different and can experience mild or severe symptoms.