Dammus treats ovarian cyst and late pregnancy

Dogmus is among the desert spiny plants that grow in hot regions, and yet it is distinguished by its green color. This plant is used in alternative medicine and treats a variety of diseases. Some information has recently circulated about its effectiveness in treating PCOS, is this true?
What is PCOS?

Among the diseases of the times that have become widely prevalent among a number of women of different age groups, due to the unhealthy lifestyle that begins with nutrition, lack of movement and other bad habits.

Polycystic ovaries are follicles or small follicles that grow on one or both ovaries, which impede the process of ovulation and delay pregnancy, and cause the emergence of a set of signs, including:

Disturbed or late menstruation.

Hirsutism and increased appearance of excess hair throughout the body.

Blisters, whether on the face or the back.

Obesity and weight gain around the waist.

Up until now, modern medicine has not reached an effective and direct medication to get rid of PCOS, as the doctor usually advises the patient to follow a healthy diet and exercise while staying away from stress and anxiety, and he may prescribe some hormone-regulating medications in case she wants to become pregnant, and other conditions It prescribes birth control pills, and may have to have surgical intervention to stimulate the ovaries.

On alternative medicine or herbal medicine, many people are advised to take the dogmus, what are its health benefits and its effect on polycystic ovaries?

Dagmus contains a large group of compounds that help to regulate hormones and stimulate the adrenal gland, and clean the ovaries from the vesicles attached to it, but before starting to take it must consult with the doctor so that the dagmus does not interact with any other drugs taken by the woman.

Dagmus treatment method:

• The woman takes a sufficient amount of it, after washing it well, it is grinded with milk or orange juice.

• It is preferable to eat one cup daily for 15 days.

After this, the woman can perform the necessary checks to make sure the cyst has disappeared.