Elixir Placenta Stem Cell by: Adonis Silva

19/02/2026

𝗧𝗢𝗣 𝗗𝗜𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗜𝗕𝗨𝗧𝗢𝗥 𝗢𝗙 𝗘𝗟𝗜𝗫𝗜𝗥 𝗣𝗟𝗔𝗖𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗔😍

Thankyou po sa inyong lahat hindi po natin ito magagawa kung hindi po dahil sa inyo at kay Lord na dahilan kung bakit tayo nagka ka kilala Godbless us all mga 𝗞𝗔 - 𝗘𝗟𝗜𝗫𝗜𝗥 ❤️

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📨𝗦𝗶𝗿 Adonis Silva
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19/02/2026

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19/02/2026

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19/02/2026

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📨𝗦𝗶𝗿 Adonis Silva
📞𝟬𝟵𝟳𝟬 𝟭𝟮𝟳 𝟵𝟯𝟴𝟭

19/02/2026

🟣 PCOS (Polycystic O***y Syndrome): Signs & Symptoms:

➟ PCOS is a common hormonal condition where the ovaries may not release eggs regularly (irregular ovulation) and the body may have higher androgen (male-type hormone) effects and/or insulin resistance.
➟ PCOS looks different in different women—some have mostly period problems, some have acne/hair issues, and some have weight or blood sugar concerns.

🟣 Why PCOS happens (simple explanation)

➟ PCOS is usually driven by a mix of:
➟ Irregular ovulation
→ Eggs don’t mature/release regularly → periods become irregular
➟ Higher androgen activity
→ Leads to acne, facial hair, scalp hair thinning
➟ Insulin resistance (very common)
→ Insulin levels rise → ovaries make more androgens → symptoms worsen
→ Increases risk of weight gain and acanthosis nigricans

🟣 Common Signs & Symptoms (as shown in the infographic)

🟣 1) Irregular periods (most common clue)
➟ Periods may be:
→ Delayed, infrequent, or absent (e.g., cycles >35 days)
→ Unpredictable bleeding
→ Sometimes heavy bleeding after long gaps (because lining builds up)
➟ Why it matters:
→ Long gaps between periods can raise the risk of endometrial thickening over time

🟣 2) “Polycystic ovaries” on ultrasound
➟ On scan, ovaries may show many small follicles (“string of pearls”)
➟ Important truth:
→ Polycystic ovaries on ultrasound alone do not mean PCOS
→ Many healthy young women can have this pattern without symptoms
➟ PCOS is diagnosed by symptoms + labs/scan together

🟣 3) Hirsutism (excess facial/body hair)
➟ Thick, coarse hair in male-pattern areas such as:
→ Chin, upper lip, cheeks, chest, lower belly, back
➟ Caused by higher androgen activity or increased sensitivity to androgens
➟ Severity varies by genetics and ethnicity

🟣 4) Acne (often jawline/chin)
➟ PCOS acne is often:
→ Deep, painful, recurring acne on jawline, chin, neck
➟ Usually worsens around periods
➟ May not respond well to basic skincare alone if hormones are driving it

🟣 5) Hair thinning (androgenic alopecia)
➟ Scalp hair may thin, especially:
→ Along the part line
→ Crown/vertex area
➟ Not every PCOS patient has hair loss, but it’s a common androgen-related sign

🟣 6) Weight gain / difficulty losing weight
➟ Many women with PCOS struggle with:
→ Easy weight gain (especially belly area)
→ Plateau despite dieting
➟ This is strongly linked with insulin resistance, but PCOS can occur even in lean women

🟣 7) Acanthosis nigricans (dark velvety skin patches)
➟ Looks like:
→ Dark, thick, velvety skin on neck, underarms, groin
➟ This is a clue for:
→ Insulin resistance and higher risk of prediabetes/type 2 diabetes

🟣 😎 Difficulty conceiving
➟ Because ovulation may not happen regularly, pregnancy can be delayed
➟ Many women with PCOS can still conceive with:
→ Lifestyle changes
→ Ovulation induction medicines when needed (doctor-guided)

🟣 9) Fatigue / low energy
➟ Can be linked to:
→ Poor sleep, stress, mood issues
→ Insulin resistance and blood sugar swings
→ Low vitamin D/iron/B12 in some people
→ Sleep apnea risk is higher in PCOS (especially with obesity)

🟣 How PCOS is diagnosed (correct medical approach)

➟ Diagnosis is usually based on the Rotterdam criteria (need 2 out of 3, after ruling out other causes):
➟ Irregular or absent ovulation
➟ Clinical or lab signs of high androgens (hirsutism/acne, high testosterone)
➟ Polycystic ovaries on ultrasound
➟ Doctors also rule out other similar conditions:
→ Thyroid disorders (TSH)
→ High prolactin
→ Congenital adrenal hyperplasia (selected cases)
→ Cushing syndrome (if signs suggest)

🟣 Health risks linked to PCOS (not to scare you—just awareness)

➟ Insulin resistance → prediabetes/type 2 diabetes
➟ High cholesterol and fatty liver risk
➟ Endometrial thickening if periods are very infrequent
➟ Anxiety/depression (common and real)
➟ Sleep apnea risk (especially with obesity)

🟣 What helps the most (practical, evidence-based steps)

🟣 1) Lifestyle (foundation for most PCOS types)
➟ Aim for gradual, sustainable change:
→ Strength training + walking (improves insulin sensitivity)
→ High-protein, high-fiber meals (reduces sugar spikes)
→ Reduce ultra-processed carbs and sugary drinks
→ Consistent sleep timing

🟣 2) Period regulation (protects uterine lining if periods are rare)
➟ Doctor may recommend:
→ Combined oral contraceptive pills or cyclic progesterone (based on your needs)

🟣 3) Androgen symptoms (acne/hair)
➟ Options include:
→ Anti-androgen medicines (doctor supervised)
→ Dermatology treatments for acne
→ Hair treatment plans for scalp thinning (early treatment helps)

🟣 4) Fertility support (when trying to conceive)
➟ Ovulation induction + lifestyle changes can be very effective
➟ Many PCOS patients conceive successfully with proper guidance

🟣 When to see a doctor sooner

➟ Periods absent for >3 months (not pregnant)
➟ Very heavy bleeding after long gaps
➟ Sudden rapid hair growth or deepening voice (needs evaluation)
➟ Trying to conceive for 12 months (or 6 months if age >35)
➟ Signs of high sugar: excessive thirst, frequent urination, unexplained weight changes

🟣 Bottom line
➟ PCOS is a hormonal-metabolic condition that commonly shows up as irregular periods, acne, facial hair, scalp hair thinning, weight struggles, acanthosis nigricans, fertility delay, and fatigue.
➟ The good news: symptoms can improve a lot with the right plan, and many long-term risks are preventable with early care.

⚕️ Medical Disclaimer
This information is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

19/02/2026

🟣 Best Way to Manage a Stomach Ulcer (Gastric Ulcer):
➟ A stomach ulcer is an open sore in the stomach lining. Many people search “ulcer symptoms,” “burning stomach pain,” or “ulcer treatment.” The best management depends on the cause—because most ulcers are treatable when addressed correctly.

🟣 Step 1: Know the 2 most common causes (this decides treatment)

🟣 A) H. pylori infection (very common worldwide)
➟ A bacteria that damages the stomach’s protective lining
→ Needs antibiotics + acid suppression to actually cure it

🟣 B)NSAID painkillers (common in the US)
➟ Ibuprofen (Advil/Motrin), naproxen (Aleve), aspirin can cause ulcers
→ Risk is higher with daily use, higher doses, older age, steroids, blood thinners, alcohol, smoking, past ulcer history

🟣 Step 2: Confirm the diagnosis the right way

🟣 When doctors test
➟ Symptoms alone can look like reflux/GERD, gastritis, gallbladder issues
→ Your clinician may recommend testing, especially if symptoms persist

🟣 Common tests (US clinical approach)
➟ H. pylori testing
→ Urea breath test or stool antigen test (very common)
→ Blood antibody test is less helpful for “current infection”
➟ Upper endoscopy (EGD) if indicated
→ Used if symptoms are severe, persistent, or if you have red flags
→ Gastric ulcers are often biopsied to rule out malignancy

🟣 Step 3: Core treatment that heals the ulcer

🟣 1) Acid suppression (main healing medicine)
➟ PPI (proton pump inhibitor) is first-line in most cases
→ Examples people search: omeprazole (Prilosec), esomeprazole (Nexium), pantoprazole (Protonix), lansoprazole (Prevacid)
→ Helps by lowering stomach acid so the lining can heal
➟ H2 blockers (like famotidine/Pepcid) may help milder cases, but PPIs typically heal ulcers faster

🟣 2) If H. pylori is present: treat the infection (curative step)
➟ Ulcers won’t reliably stay healed unless H. pylori is eradicated
→ Doctors use combination therapy (often called “triple” or “quadruple therapy”)
→ Important: finish the entire course exactly as prescribed

🟣 3) If NSAIDs caused it: remove the trigger
➟ Stop or reduce NSAIDs if possible (with your clinician’s guidance)
→ If you must take aspirin for heart reasons, don’t stop it on your own—your doctor can protect your stomach while continuing it
➟ For pain relief, many patients ask about acetaminophen (Tylenol)
→ It’s often easier on the stomach than NSAIDs, but dosing must be safe for your liver (ask your clinician)

🟣 4) Protective coating medications (sometimes added)
➟ Sucralfate can form a protective barrier over the ulcer
➟ Bismuth may be part of H. pylori regimens
➟ These don’t replace PPIs when a true ulcer is present

🟣 Step 4: Best diet & lifestyle habits that actually help

🟣 What to eat (ulcer-friendly habits)
➟ Small, regular meals if pain is triggered on an empty stomach
➟ Focus on gentle foods: oatmeal, bananas, rice, boiled potatoes, yogurt (if tolerated), soups, lean proteins
➟ Hydration is important

🟣 What to limit (common triggers, not “causes”)
➟ Alcohol (slows healing and worsens inflammation)
➟ Smoking/vaping ni****ne (significantly delays healing + increases recurrence)
➟ Spicy foods, acidic foods (tomato/citrus), coffee—only if they worsen your symptoms
➟ Late-night heavy meals (can worsen burning/GERD overlap)

🟣 Stress and ulcers
➟ Stress usually doesn’t “cause” ulcers, but it can worsen pain and healing by affecting sleep, habits, and acid sensitivity
→ Sleep, hydration, routine meals help symptom control

🟣 Step 5: What NOT to do (common mistakes)

➟ Don’t “self-treat” long-term with random antacids without finding the cause
➟ Don’t keep taking ibuprofen/naproxen “with food” thinking it’s safe—ulcers can still happen
➟ Don’t rely on “ulcer home remedies” or detox supplements (some can worsen gastritis or interact with meds)
➟ Don’t stop PPIs abruptly if symptoms are severe—tapering may be needed in some cases (ask your clinician)

🟣 Step 6: Red flags—get urgent care

➟ Vomiting blood or vomit that looks like coffee grounds
➟ Black, tarry stools (melena) or maroon stools
➟ Severe sudden abdominal pain with a rigid belly (possible perforation)
➟ Fainting, severe dizziness, rapid heartbeat (possible bleeding)
➟ Unexplained weight loss, persistent vomiting, trouble swallowing, anemia symptoms

🟣 Follow-up (to make sure it’s truly healed)

➟ If you had H. pylori, doctors often confirm eradication with a breath or stool test after treatment
➟ If you had a gastric ulcer, follow-up endoscopy may be recommended to ensure healing (common practice)

🟣 Quick takeaway (best strategy in one line)
➟ The best way to manage a stomach ulcer is: identify the cause (H. pylori vs NSAIDs), start proper acid suppression (usually a PPI), eradicate H. pylori if present, stop the trigger (NSAIDs/ni****ne/alcohol), and watch for red flags.

⚕️ Medical Disclaimer
This content is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice. Stomach pain and “ulcer-like” symptoms can be caused by multiple conditions. If you suspect an ulcer, or if symptoms persist beyond 1–2 weeks, consult a healthcare professional for proper testing and treatment. Seek emergency care immediately for vomiting blood, black tarry stools, fainting, severe weakness, or sudden severe abdominal pain.

19/02/2026

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17/02/2026

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