Recurring Ovarian Cysts – What Is Really The Best Way To Remove Them For Good?
Are you currently looking for a real treatment in order to get rid of your recurring ovarian cysts? If so then you are not alone. Millions of women throughout the world are currently suffering from the same condition and most probably are just as stuck as you are when it comes to finding an effective cure to banish the disease for once and for all.
However, do not despair. Millions of other women suffering from the same condition have managed to claim their lives back without having to resort to using the conventional treatments which are offered by the medical profession.
As you’re probably aware, if you suffer from ovarian cysts the usual treatments are either surgery or hormonal therapy. What you may not be aware of is that these treatments work short term only and do not target the root causes of the disease.
So, what does this mean exactly?
Well, this simply means that the treatments will have some effects on the symptoms for a while but then the cysts will unfortunately develop again at a later stage. Recurring ovarian cyst are usually more difficult to treat than the first cysts you get and therefore it is very important to target the disease instead of covering up the symptoms which is what conventional treatments do.
So, what’s the other option then? What can you do to banish your recurring ovarian cysts for good? And above all, is this really possible?
The answer is yes. What you have to understand is that in order to prevent the cyst from coming back at a later stage you must work with your biological system and you must find out what creates the cysts. It may be that you have a hormonal imbalance in which case some extra vitamins and a change in your daily diet can do the trick and help get to the core of the problem.
Your ovarian cysts may be due to some food which you do not tolerate without knowing it and which can cause an inflammation within your body, which then results in cysts and lumps developing on your ovaries.
What you really need is a guide that will show you exactly what your body requires in order to get a proper balance back instead of having to “digest” more medicine, which as you already know have side-effects.
Natural treatments are easy to prepare and extremely affordable. You will be shown how it is possible to alleviate the pain within a few hours through simple exercises and recipes. Natural cures can shrink your cysts within weeks and make sure that they will not come back to make your life miserable. Be free and enjoy life for good!
Frequently Asked Questions
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QUESTION:
Can someone please tell me, how is Total Hysterectomy Surgery for remove fibroids in UK?
There is someone here, in Yahoo!Answers already made this surgery? I have big fibroids and maybe, I’ll need to remove it, so I would like to know somebody that already made this…There is too much painfull after surgery?How is the recovery after surgery? The days after surgery in a hospital? Somebody please help me, I never made any surgery in my whole life …
Since now, thank you!
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A lot will depend on which method of surgery is used. In the UK I believe that the majority of hysterectomies are still performed through an incision in the abdomen, but some are performed by way of the vagina and others through laparoscopy. I had a hysterectomy some years ago that was performed by an incision in the abdomen. Following surgery, I experienced some pain, but was given pain killers to help and I was not too uncomfortable. The one thing to remember, when you are first able to get out of bed following the op, (and if you’ve had the same type of surgery) you will feel that you want to bend forward when you walk – don’t do this! Even if it means walking very slowly, hold your body up straight. When I went home, I was told not to do very much for sometime, but with a family to look after, I did what I felt I could comfortably do, although I certainly didn’t lift anything for a while. Our body soon lets us know if we’re overdoing it. I had a full-time, sedentary job and was told to expect to be away from work for the usual 3 months, but I was able to return to work exactly 2 months after my op. Good luck and try not to worry too much, although it is only human nature to be fearful and you wouldn’t be normal if you didn’t experience some anxiety. I have to say that I felt really marvelous once I’d had the op and recovered – better than I had for years! (Obvoiusly, the other two methods are less invasive and the way you feel and the recovery time will differ to my experience).
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Is severe bleeding/clotting normal during your first menstrual cycle after a hysteroscopy to remove fibroids?
I had a hysteroscopy and laparoscopy 3 weeks ago to remove two uterine fibroids and endometriosis on the outside of my uterus. My first post operative menstrual cycle just started. I have the worst menstrual cramps, bleeding and clotting of my life. Is this normal after a hysteroscopy? Thanks for any help.-
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From my experience, I had mayomactomy ( to remove fibroids) in 2005. 3 days after the surgery I had my period and it was as heavy as it was before the surgery. I had the surgery because I had so many fibroids and heavy bleeding during the period. The situation wasn’t better after the surgery as my doctor said they could not remove all the fibroids as they were so tiny. So I had heavy bleeding after the surgery as well. If the doctors would remove all the fibroids they might not be able to keep my uterus.
I think you have tiny fibroids left inside the uterus. Go to your doctor and have a good check up.
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Who has had one or more surgeries to remove their fibroids?
Last week I had a surgery to see why I no longer have a period. Two years this Jan I had a very intense surgery to remove my 7 lbs of fibroids. Before the surgery I had very heavy periods that I was unable to go out in public. Anyone feel my pain?? I also would like to have babies? Or even one!-
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I do feel your pain, and I’m sorry that you’ve had to go through this. Conventional medicine’s approach to ‘cut the diseased part out’ is not the best in the case of fragile reproductive tissue. It does not address the root cause, and fibroids will continue to occur.Fibroids have been linked to hormonal imbalance, but can be controlled / eliminated without surgery using herbs to rebalance your body. Whereas surgery can damage your uterine lining by causing scar tissue which can interfere with placental implantation.
I strongly recommend you see a naturopath who can do hormonal testing. I also suggest you read Franseca Naish’s book, Natural Fertility.
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is it possible to remove uterine fibroids and still have a baby?
i mean do they need to take out your uterus
or can they just remove the fibroids or tumor so you can have a baby
have any of you had uterine fibroids (badly) and had a baby?-
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Most fibroids do not interfere with getting pregnant or pregnancy. Before yanking yours out, make sure they really ARE a problem. I got pregnant and had 3 fibriods. I’m trying again and was advised they’re not a problem.To answer your question, removing fibriods does NOT require removing your uterus. Any doctor that tells you that shouldn’t be in practice. In some cases, they can be removed with a laparoscopy where they go in through your belly button and remove them. A simple procedure.
Good luck.
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Has anyone ever had an abdominal myomectomy to remove fibroids?
I am having this surgery at the end of July. I am wondering about other’s experience with it. I have three fibroid tumors that the Dr. is going to remove. One submucosal, this is the major one. It is the size of a 16 wk old baby. They tell me that this is the best surgery to preserve fertility. Is it really 4 week recovery time? My gosh, I am dreading this!-
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I had abdominal myomectomy when I was 24. The fibroids were many and as big as size of 16 weeks pregnancy. I didn’t feel any pain for those fibroids but I had heavy bleeding and anemia. So doctors decided to go through surgery. Before surgery, doctor gave me 4 shots of Luprone to reduce the size of the fibroids ( I don’t understand why was that necessary)
After that I had surgery. Doctors removed 28 tumors and many more were left inside the uterus which were so tiny that could not be removed.
It took around 4 weeks to recover. I had to take light food during this time. The most painful time was when I got sense from aneshthia effect. I felt vomit, temperature then but doctors gave me medicines to reduce the pain.
Just after 6 days of the surgery I took a flight, after 7 days I had an interview and after 1 month I started my MBA classes.
I hope you will have the surgery with no problem with the surgery.
By the way, the tumors grow back within 1 year as big as size of 20 weeks pregnancy. But luckily I got pregnant after 22 months of the surgery. Now I’ll have surgery to give birth of the baby but I don’t know what my doctor would do with my uterus.
Good luck.
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