mean the person is going thru menopause but that due to life-style
factors hormonal imbalance may exist. Ovarian cysts are very common.
They are mostly common during child bearing years. But there is a
higher risk of ovarian cysts to turn to cancer after menopause.
If you have experienced any of these symptoms, then might have ovarian
cysts. Ovarian Cyst Symptoms and signs are:
* pressure, swelling, or pain in the abdomen
* pelvic pain
* dull ache in the lower back and thighs
* problems passing urine completely
* pain during sex
* weight gain
* pain during your period
* abnormal bleeding
* nausea or vomiting
* breast tenderness
But of course, it is important that you understand that many woman
don't present any symptoms at all! These cysts are asymptomatic when
they are small.
Is prevention possible with ovarian cysts? Contrary to what you have
been told the answer is Yes! Don't let yourself to believe the
contrary.
If you do your best to change you life-style and eat right then you
should be able to prevent ovarian cysts.
These life-style changes are needed not only for their prevention but
also to get rid of ovarian cysts if you already have them.
Yes this is possible. I have seen many woman receive relief for their
ovarian cysts because of following these recommendations.
Some of the life-style changes are:
1. Avoid foods that are high in fat. Especially fatty animal products.
2. Eating foods in their natural state. Organic and pesticide free
foods if possible.
3. Intensive exercise 5 times a week.
4. Eating Vegetables of the cabbage family such as broccoli.
5. Increasing your fiber intake to 25 to 35 grams per day.
These cysts can decrease in size in a short time with the use of
simple remedies and life-style changes!
Amazingly, everyone who used this method got the same results:
* Their ovarian cysts shrunk rapidly
* The unbearable pain was gone within a few short days
* None of them had to go through the frightening surgery that was
so easy for their doctors to recommend
* No one who followed the program ever experience a single cyst again
Now there are exceptions where this method may not help. Surgery is
usually required for dermoid ovarian cysts. Also if you have any of
the symptoms below you should then see a doctor because they may
indicate a medical emergency:
If you have these symptoms, get help right away:
* pain with fever and vomiting
* sudden, severe abdominal pain
* faintness, dizziness, or weakness
* rapid breathing
Don't wait for these ovarian cysts to really get out of hand! You can
restore your health if you want it enough.
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