Supplements for Anti-Ovarian cysts

What are ovarian cysts?

Ovarian cysts are fluid-filled sacs that grow on a woman’s ovary. They are relatively widespread and usually harmless. Many women have no symptoms at all, and about one-third of menstruating women have an ovarian cyst at any given time.

The two most common types of ovarian cysts are:

• Corpus luteum cyst: This type of cyst develops in the corpus luteum, which is tissue that fills an empty follicle once it has released an egg during ovulation. These cysts may bleed and cause pain.
• Follicular cyst: These cysts form in a follicle where an egg develops during ovulation.

Neither of these types of cyst usually cause symptoms and typically disappear on their own.

Another type of ovarian cyst, a benign tumour, grows slowly and, in rare cases, may become cancerous.

Women with a condition called polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) often have multiple follicular cysts. PCOS is a syndrome that causes hormone imbalances. Some women with PCOS do not ovulate or only ovulate rarely.

Sometimes a cyst grows so large that it twists the ovary. This can damage the ovary or fallopian tube, or even cause life-threatening bleeding. This type of cyst requires immediate treatment to prevent permanent damage to the ovary. Sometimes, a surgeon may have to remove the ovary if it is too damaged.

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Doctors aren’t sure what causes ovarian cancer. They have identified, though, several risk factors, including:

• Age, specifically women who have gone through menopause.

• Smoking.

• Obesity.

• Not having children or not breastfeeding (however, using birth control pills seems to lower the risk).

• Taking fertility drugs (such as Clomid).

• Hormone replacement therapy

• Family or personal history of ovarian, breast, or colorectal cancer (having the BRCA gene can increase the risk).

Often, ovarian cysts don’t cause any symptoms. You may not realize you have one until you visit your health care provider for

a routine pelvic exam. Ovarian cysts can cause problems if they twist, bleed, or rupture.

If you have any of the symptoms below, it’s important to have them checked out. That’s because they can also be symptoms of

ovarian tumours. Ovarian cancer often spreads before it is detected.

1. Pain or bloating in the abdomen

2. Difficulty urinating, or frequent need to urinate

3. The dull ache in the lower back

4. Pain during sexual intercourse

5. Painful menstruation and abnormal bleeding

6. Weight gain

7. Nausea or vomiting

8. Loss of appetite, feeling full quickly

We recommend you use these combinations of NEOLIFE nutritional supplements

A. Formula IV Plus; in 60 sachets.

B. Feminine Herbal Complex; in 60 tablets.

C. Cruciferous Plus; in 60 tablets.

D. Carotenoid Complex; in 90 softgels.

E. Chelated Zinc; in 100 tablets.

F. Beta Guard; in 100 tablets.

Based in Nature, Backed by science

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