iregular periods herbel treatment?

Answer 1

I suggest a saliva test to determine if any of the feminine hormones are not producing to the proper level. Once that is determined, then dietary changes to correct the hormonal balance can be done. I am doing mine with diet, and don't know of any herbs that can help.

Answer 2

irregular peiods are not really something you can control
Your menstrual cycle occurs in stages, which doctors often talk about in terms of 28 days. But 28 is just an average figure that doctors use. Women's cycle lengths vary - some have a 24-day cycle, some have a 34-day cycle. The only thing you can usually count on is that if you're not pregnant, nursing, or ill, you will get your period again.
All this sounds very neat and orderly, but your body may not follow this schedule exactly.Illness, rapid weight change, or stress can also make things more unpredictable because the part of the brain that regulates periods is influenced by stuff like this.At some point as you grow, your cycle will probably settle into a recognizable pattern.

hormone imbalances and such can be a factor
as for my awareness there is no real working treatment for this. ask a doctor to check you out for the best answers

Answer 3

Definitely don't bother asking your GP, unless you're lucky enough to have a very enlightened one!

I used to have irregular and heavy periods, but I started taking vitamins and herbs and within a few months, my periods were lighter and much more regular. I was really sceptical, but tried it because I didn't want to go on the pill. I don't know if any particular one helped more than the others, but try agnus castus. I also take zinc, chromium, magnesium and vitamin b complex.

Answer 4

If you want to regulate your periods, one way to do it is with a contraceptive pill. Your periods are controlled by your own body's hormone levels, you dont want to be self prescribing pills that can upset the balance. Go see GP and get some proper evidence based advice.

Answer 5

check with herbalist