a have a cyst on my brain on the putuatary gland it causes me not to have a period be able to have baby?

Question

since the cyst causes me not to have a period and controls my hormones will i still be able to have a baby?

Answer 1

There is a medication for cyst in ayurveda.

Ayurveda offers some solution; see
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ayurvedaon...

Nowadays, many in age group 18 to 32 are loosing this monthly reminder due to hormone imbalances. other problems are also discussed at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ayurvedaon...
And since direct link to following info i cant give, i will give excerpt:
This woman’s friend has a 25-year-old daughter who has
gone into early menopause. Can anyone offer any
advice?
“I would be very cautious accepting such a diagnosis
without looking at diet and lifestyle”, says one
helpful reader. “I was told on several occasions from
my mid 20s to mid 30s that I was in early menopause,
but I had my son when I was 35 with no medical
intervention”. She points out that liver function is
particularly important in menopausal symptoms, and
suggests assessing your diet. She also recommends
acupuncture, reflexology, homeopathy and the herb
agnus castus.

Dana also feels diet is the key. Her 27-year-old
daughter wasn’t getting her period, so she took her to
see a nutritionist, who told her to cut out all wheat,
dairy and corn products. Six months later, she got
her period back. Now she can tolerate dairy, but not
wheat or corn. “Sometimes food allergies cause havoc
to the body”, she says. “Consult a local nutritionist
who is familiar with food allergies and women's
issues... it's worth a try.”

Finally we have a great story from Mary. She was
diagnosed with early menopause at the age of 30 and
was told by her doctor she was infertile as a result.
Once she got over the initial shock, Mary had a “life
de-clutter” and started living life to the full. A
trip to Ibiza, a half marathon and a sky dive later,
she fell pregnant!

From WDDTY news letter Dtd 6th June 2006 you can find
this newletter at wdtty website.

Answer 2

Are you talking about the pituitary gland? Problems with the pituitary can cause changes in growth and maturation, like not having a period. It depends on whether the problem is causing it to produce too much pituitary hormone or not enough. You should talk to your doctor about what effect the condition is having on you, and what should be done about it. It could have a drastic effect on your future health.

Answer 3

The pituitary is the master gland and controls the output of hormones from the other organs. With the multiorgan problems you have I think the idea of pregnancy untenable, but then I have not seen all your lab results.

Answer 4

Whats the question?

Answer 5

You won't be able to since you don't have your period.. umm but you could always adopt...