What herbal medicines, alternative therapies and vitamins can I use/take to help regulate my mentrual cycle?

Question

Ive been trying to conceive for 6 months now.. but I dont have regular periods therfore I dont no when Im ovulating. i really want a cycle of 28 days.. it would make thins alot more easier for me

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The herb vitex helps regulate your cycles.I recommend the herbal tincture. It gets into the bloodstream quicker.

A good multivitamin.

Evening primrose oil or borage oil taken everyday.I recommend borage higher in gamma lineoic acid. Take about 2000mg a day.

Magnesium is good for hormones and regulating them but don't just take magnesium alone combine it with calcium and vitamin D. I recommend a product called Natural Calm by Peter Gillham.

I am not quite sure what is causing your cycle to not be regulated. But a new drug was developed called D-chiro-inositol and it is used for those who have pcos and other issues. Though i have never tried it I have heard some very good things about it. It is very pricey and it is recommended that you take 600 mg twice a day to help fertility issues.

The website for it is www.chiralbalance.com Also there is a supplement that turns to d-chiro-inositol in the body if you take it and it is called d-pinitol also expensive. It is used in ayurvedic medicine.

I would suggest that you try the other suggestions first before trying the d-chiro- inositol.

Answer 3

I'm not sure about regulating it, but when you do get it, rasberry leaf tea helps ease the pain :D

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Answer 4

marijuana.