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Ovarian cysts Conventional Medicine in Perspective

Ovarian cysts affect women of all ages, especially during the reproductive years of a woman. Most functional cysts are benign, but some may become cancerous. Some ovarian cysts can cause bleeding and pain as endometriomas / chocolate cysts and surgery is required for any cyst greater than 5 inches diameter or if the cyst has interfered with the extrusion of the follicle mature. Traditional Chinese medicine defines ovarian cyst is a disease caused by excessive moisture-(due to blood stasis and fluid) accumulated in the abdomen and gradually joins the phlegm, which may manifest as that may manifest as ovarian cysts or various kinds, including chocolate cysts. In conventional medicine, ovarian The cysts were defined as a credit institution. Types of ovarian cysts
1. Follicular cyst:
follicular cyst is normally formed at the time of ovulation, as a result of mature follicle has become the involution or when ovulation does not occur. That means there is a follicle does not rupture or release their eggs, but instead grows in the ovary and becomes a cyst. During every month of the menstrual cycle when ovulation occurs, the follicular cyst can rupture and cause severe pain on the side of the ovary.

2. Corpus luteum cyst of:
After an egg is released from a follicle, the follicle becomes a corpus luteum if pregnancy occurs, it usually breaks down and disappears. Unfortunately, in some women, a corpus luteum may persist in the ovary filled with fluid or blood.

3. Hemorrhagic cyst:
Syst bleeding is defined as a condition of bleeding into the cyst, causing abdominal pain on the side where the location of ovarian cyst.

4. Dermoid cyst:
It is a type of benign tumor may grow large up to 6 inches in diameter, which affects especially the young female population.

5) and endometriomas, chocolate cysts:
Endometriomas – chocolate cysts are defined as a state of health of endometrial cells are outside the ovaries, leading to endometriosis on the surface of the ovaries. They also react to stimulating hormone during the menstrual cycle by the creation of tissue breaks down and eliminated through menstruation that causes blood to leak into the abdominal cavity, causing cramps and pain. Since cysts Chocolate – endometriomas are filled with a thick chocolate-type material are called chocolate cysts.

6) Polycystic ovarian appearance:
Of polycystic ovary appearance is defined as a condition of enlarged size with small cysts present around the outside of the ovary. This condition is usually in Women with or without endocrine disorders.

7. Polycystic ovary syndrome
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome endocrine diseases are defined as caused by clumping undeveloped follicles in the ovaries that interfere with normal ovarian function as a result of enlargement of the ovaries, leading a hormonal imbalance (excessive androgen), resulting in the development of hair in men, acne, irregular or absent period period, increased carry weight and fertility. It affects over 5% of women in the population or one in 20 women.

7) Cystadenoma:
A cystadenoma is defined as a condition development of these lesions that can grow to 12 inches in diameter and is filled with a material type mucous fluid that develop in the tissues of ovary.ollection liquid surrounded by a very thin wall, within an ovary.

II. Causes of ovarian cysts
1. Previous history of ovarian cysts
Ovarian cysts have a tendency to grow back after surgery and treatment with traditional Chinese medicine for stress, poor diet and other pathogenic factors extenal or internal, we will explain in more detail at the next article – ovarian cysts in traditional Chinese medicine.

2. Irregular menstrual cycles
Most women with ovarian cysts is also associated with irregular menstrual cycle, leading to an ovulatory disorder increasing the risk of occurrence Ovarian cysts.

3. Increased upper body fat distribution
All of a sudden onset of body fat may be caused by increased resistance insulin, which leads to the development of ovarian cysts.

4. Early menstruation
Since ovarian cysts tend to occur in women younger early menstruation in children may increase the risk of such abnormal cell growth.

5. Sterility
If the cysts grow enough size or become cancerous, they can block the fallopian tubes, interfering with the normal process of extrusion of eggs from the ovary to the fallopian tube. Also can interfere with ovulation sentence menstrual cycle.

6. Hypothyroidism or hormonal imbalance
Hypothyroidiwm or hormone imbalance can cause cycle irregular menstrual, leading to the development of the follicle with ovulation and ovulation does not occur.

7. Tamoxifen therapy for breast cancer
researcher found that women who use tamoxifen to treat cancer is increased risk of developing ovarian cysts.

8. Painful intercourse
If the cysts are large enough to grow, can cause pain during sex, because of the contraction of abdominal muscles.

9. Etc

III. Symptoms of ovarian cysts
1. Lower abdominal pain
2. Irregular menstrual periods
3. Pressure and pain in abdomen
4. long-term pelvic pain during menstrual period
5. Pelvic pain after strenuous exercise or intercourse
6. Pain or pressure with urination or bowel movements
7. Nausea and vomiting
8. Vaginal pain or vaginal spotting
9. Sterility
10. Relations painful intercourse
11. Breast tenderness
12. dizziness
13. Fatigue and tiredness
14. Etc.

IV. Diagnosis
1. Endo-ultrasound Vaginal
If your doctor thinks you may have ovarian cysts, he or she may order ultrasound ultrasound exam pelvic organs. A cyst can be diagnosed based on his appearance on the ultrasound.

2. TC
If the image uttrasound found ovarian cysts, your doctor may want you confirmed by ordering CT.

3. Laparoscopic Surgery
With a woman's abdomen is filled with gas, your doctor makes a small incision and insert passes a laparoscope into your abdomen. In examining the abdomen through the laparoscope, he or she can see and remove cysts or take a biopsy.

4. Serum test CA-125
Finally, if ovarian cysts are identified, a blood test called CA-125 to the control of a substance called CA-125, which can tell your doctor If ovarian cysts have become cancerous.The elevation levels of CA-125 is associated with high cancer risk of ovarian cysts.

5. Etc.

V. Types of Treatment
Since most ovarian cysts are harmless because they do not pose a health threat to most women. Most medical observation suggest using ultrasound or transvaginal ultrasound to monitor the growth of cysts, unless it is necessary then it may require Surgery to remove as interference with infertility.
If fertility is not a concern then
A. Oral contraceptives
I. Good
a) Control of unwanted pregnancies
The pill with the reduction of menstrual pain, it also helps protect women against any unwanted pregnancy and to stop or slow period, creating a continuous state pregancy as a result of not allowing the sperm near you.

b) Control of menstrual cramps
It helps inhibit the production of more prostaglandins that cause muscle contraction of muscles resulting from spam ovary and fewer menstrual cramps menstrual flow.

c) Reduce the rate of diseases of the reproductive organs
A study shows that combination oral contraceptives for contraception help to reduce the rate of ovarian cancer and endometrial cancer, benign breast disease, benign ovarian cysts, pelvic inflammatory disease due to halt or reduce menstrual blood flow.

d) ovarian cysts Shinking
Ovarian cysts no longer active, because there is no substance to activate the menstrual cycle because her pregnancy as the state gets the endometriosis.

e) Anemia
Because anemia is a disease of iron deficiency, intake of the pill stops reduces menstrual blood or, less iron needed to be produced by the liver or other organs.

2. Poor
in) The growth of fibroids
Fibroma of a single cell that grows abnormally. Fibroid occurs primarily in women after puberty and lower after puberty to menopause. Growth fibroid is caused high levels of estrogen and progesterone. The intake of the pills raise the level of both hormones resulting in increased risk of fibroid growth.

b) recurrent menstrual symptoms
Some women stop taking the pill can view all menstrual symptoms return.

c) Blood clots
The intake of estrogen through the pill, the blood becomes increasingly thick blood clots in small vessels in the leg and lung.

d) Stroke and heart disease
A study shows that women with higher levels of natural estrogen can have a higher risk of stroke and heart disease caused by estrogen in the pill that blocks hormone action in some parts of the body while increasing its effects on the heart and other

e) a hormonal imbalance
The pill can affect the imbalance of the hormones estrogen and progestone. Normally, six months is required for the body adjusts to the intake of oral contraceptives.

f) Depression and mood swings
Intake the pill at the beginning can cause abnormal fluctuations in estrogen and progesterone increase both physical and mental stress, implying in depression and mood swing. If depression and mood swings will continue for six months period, it is better for you to talk with your doctor for other pills.

g) Infertility
Prolong use of combined oral contraceptive pill can cause loss of time in some women. Some women can take months or years to get their period of recovery. resulting in infertility.

3. Ugly
a) The bleeding and spotting
Bleeding and spotting is normal for the first six months for women starting any combined oral contraceptive pill, because our body needs time to adapt to the new medication.

b) Loss of interest in sex
Women taking the contraceptive pill are at risk of permanent loss of interest in sex because oral contraceptive pill inhibits testosterone, the hormone that drives sexual desire, even if they stop the pill aftyer.

c) chloasma or melasma
It caused by hormonal changes, as in pregnancy and the intake of estrogen in oral contraceptive pill.

d) nutritional deficiency
Contraceptive oral pill causes vitamin and mineral imbalances or deficiencies. Reduced magnesium heart health, Coenzyme Q10 for heart-healthy muscles, folic acid to prevent cervical abnormalities, vitamin B6, B2, B3, zinc, etc.

If fertility is a concern, please read carefully the following
B. Oophorectomy
If both ovaries are removed, you can not get pregnant, if only one side of the ovary is removed, then it will affect their future pregnancy. so the procedure is considered as an option of last resort in cases of ovarian cysts and ovarian cancer.
I. Definition
Also known as oophorectomy, oophorectomy a medical procedure to have one ovary removed, if ovarian cysts have grown cancerous. After oophorectomy, women will have the menstrual cycle and can not get pregnant if both ovaries are removed.

II. How it works
General anesthesia is necessary and the operation is performed in the hospital.
a) Normally, unilateral oophorectomy is performed with a laparoscopic procedure as mentioned in the preceding article. Laparoscope is a thin tube containing a small, lightweight lens that is inserted through a small incision at the navel with a camera on the other end that allows the physician to see the abdominal cavity in a video monitor. After the ovary is removed, is removed through a small incision in the top of the vagina.
b) incisions vertical
Vertical incisions give the doctor a better view of the abdominal cavity but leave a significant scar. If cancer is detected, a vertical abdominal incision necessary. After the incision is removed ovary
c) the horizontal incision
If the ovary is removed by horizontal incisions that will leave a scar less remarkable.

III. Risks and side effects
a) severe blood loss caused by medical instrument used during surgery.
b) rises and bleeding during or after surgery
c) The infection of the incision area, can be caused by bacteria or medical instruments.
d) Need to stay in hospital for 2 – 5 days
e) The recovery time is longer. It may take 3-6 weeks to return to normal activity.

IV. Others medical term
a) Bilateral oophorectomy
The two ovaries are removed
b) unilateral oophorectomy bilateral salpingo-
Remove a fallopian tube an ovary on the same side
c) bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy
Remove the two fallopian tubes and ovaries.

If fertility is a concern
3. Cystectomy
This may be useful if the ovarian systs have not become cancerous and fertility is a concern because it is effective in cystectomy the treatment of noncancerous ovarian cysts through the elimination of only some, or all of the bladder, gall bladder cyst or pelvic region Ovarian cysts including, but not interfering with the ability of women to have children future.

I hope this information is useful if you need more information women's health, please visit
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or ovarian cysts in the traditional Chinese perspective
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About the Author

“Let Take Care Your Health, Your Health Will Take Care You” Kyle J. Norton
I have been studying natural remedies for disease prevention for over 20 years and working as a financial consultant since 1990. Master degree in Mathematics, teaching and tutoring math at colleges and universities before joining insurance industries.

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