PCOS, thyroid, menopause and other hormonal changes need a doctor’s diagnosis. Many people also look for calm and routine through the ups and downs.
Alongside your doctor’s care. Please see a qualified doctor for diagnosis and treatment. The practices below are complementary wellbeing support only and are not a remedy for any medical condition.
Practices people explore
Important information
- These are complementary wellbeing and spiritual practices. They do not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and are not a substitute for a qualified doctor or therapist.
- Do not stop or change any medicine or treatment without your doctor’s advice. Experiences differ from person to person and no outcome is promised.
- Sessions for anyone under 18 need a parent or guardian’s consent and presence.
- In an emergency call 112. For mental-health support call Tele-MANAS on 14416 (free, 24×7).
Frequently asked questions
Which practices do people explore for hormonal changes?
People often explore Ayurvedic Medicine, Meditation, Naturopathy. These are complementary practices, and experiences vary.
Is this a replacement for medical or psychological treatment?
No. These are complementary wellbeing and spiritual practices. Please keep seeing your doctor or therapist and never stop prescribed treatment without their advice.
Can I have a session online?
Many practices work well over a video call. Hands-on practices need an in-person visit — each page says which format is available.
Will I see results?
Everyone’s experience is different and no result can be promised. Many people simply value feeling heard, calmer or clearer.
Can someone under 18 book?
Only with a parent or guardian’s consent, and a parent or guardian should be present.