Male Pattern Hair growth without any detectable hormone imbalance

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Hi Ayurvedaonline members,

 

I have been struggling with male pattern hair growth. I have had many

tests done and don't have any detectable hormone imbalances. I have

normal hormone levels and have been checked via pelvic ultra sound for

cysts. The results have all been negative. I am overweight by about

thirty pounds and weigh about 155 at 5'3. I am stressed about the rate

of progress and was wondering if there was any advice or suggestions

to treating this Ayurvedically. I am a student of Ayurvedic medicine

but am only in my first year. Any knowledge or help would be much

appreciated.

 

Thank you

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There is a male hiding in every female and vice versa. The

characteristics are decided by strength of glands, strength of energy

Chakras in the body, and can often be estimated by reference to

natal/dynamic chart. Seven chakras are connected to respective glands.

It is possible that some glands become overactive or their secretions

get changed such that male characteristics of a woman get boosted. The

male pattern hair growth occurs under such circumstances. This subject

is already covered by author in posts under the title Iron rules of

health, one relevant post being:

 

http://health.ayurveda/message/6729

 

Did weight gain occur in a time span of about 12-18 months? And hair

growth was around this time only?

 

Please describe your diet, if it contains wheat, refined floors,

refined sugar, bakery products, dairy and animal fats. fatty fishes.

 

do you have anyother symptoms described below:

 

Irregular, frequency delayed beyond 35 days or less than 21 days,

scanty/excess Monthly cycles.

 

Bloating, cravings for carbs, sugar foods

 

Truncal obesity, waits beyond 90% of hips size. (waist should be

measured around navel.

 

darkening of skin outside the joints (backside of fingers of hands and

upper side of foot fingers, knee, ankle joint, groin, armpits, backside

of neck. darkening of skin around belly, underside of breast. Skin tags

neck, armpit, groin area.

 

frequent yeast infection

 

sedentary lifestyle

 

excess sleep, water retention, swelling near ankle bone, especially

around navel, pelvic area

 

It is not necessary that there be detectable cysts, hormones out of

reference range for male pattern hair growth. This is because reference

ranges are arrived at by statistical theories. author has seen that

many a time, accu points corresponding to certain glands are sore, even

though hormone report brought by patient coming after visiting an

allopathy or modern ayurvedist shows normal state.

 

This is the result of treating body as an intelligent chemical plant,

not a most complex organism responding to the environment and cosmic

energy. We have biological, emotional and mental body, they having 23,

28, 33 day rhythmic cycles respectively. If any of these clocks go

slightly out-of-whack, hormones are affected. Modern scientists brought

in names like LH, FSH, T3, T4, TSH, Estrogen group etc attaching each

hormone to each specific function. However, it is necessary that none

of these hormones should be manipulated but they need to be modulated.

The word modulation signifies tuning the car engine or an orchestra.

 

These concepts can be understood by visiting:

http://health.ayurveda/message/6729

 

The herbal solutions are mentioned in

http://health.ayurveda/message/10100

 

Specific helpful suggestions can be made, if you answer some of

questions raised in this post.

 

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I have been struggling with male pattern hair growth. I have had many

tests done and don't have any detectable hormone imbalances. I have

normal hormone levels and have been checked via pelvic ultra sound for

cysts. The results have all been negative. I am overweight by about

thirty pounds and weigh about 155 at 5'3. I am stressed about the rate

of progress and was wondering if there was any advice or suggestions

to treating this Ayurvedically. I am a student of Ayurvedic medicine

but am only in my first year.