Is there any treatment for ovarian cysts?
Saturday, October 17th, 2009 at
2:36 am
I have ovarian cysts and they hurt pretty bad. I get as little as one per cycle and as many as 8 per cycle. Most of the time they burst. I get this distinct sharp pain and I know a cyst has burst. There was only one time when the cyst actually grew to the size of a walnut. The doctors did absolutely nothing about it, and that one burst. That hurt so bad I cried and was in the fedle position. And earlier today I could feel pain from one. And my cycle is short, varies 19-22 days, period lasts about 4-5 days, but is extremely painful.
I’m 16. Are there any treatment options?
Filed under: Ovarian Cyst Treatment
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Most small ovarian cysts as you described will go away on their own and unfortunately most MD’s prefer not to treat them. Larger cysts can be removed surgically however, they prefer not to do surgery. Being on the Pill may prevent the cysts from forming as basically the cysts is an egg in it’s release phase. Since the pill is meant to prevent ovulation and no egg is released the cyst doesn’t form. There’s not guarantee that this will prevent them from forming. You should communicate with your GYN and request treatment options.
metaformin is the best treatment
MOLASSES, ALOE VERA AND BEETS
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[YEA] 07/23/2007: Julissa from New york , New york writes: "Molasses in spanish is MELASA. For years I have heard my dominican family member say that a mixture of molasses, aloe vera and BEETS will remove any cysts from women breast and ovaries. I just found out i have two cysts. According to my dominican aunts i must take the this mixture for 40 days. I will post my results. I have true faith in natural resources."
They should all be removed, and you should be on antibiotics.
Get a new doctor A.S.A.P.
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Both my daughters have PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome). It causes girls to have bad problems with their periods and leads to diabetes and obesity. You probably need to see a different OB/GYN and find one who knows what they are doing. Normally they start you on birth control pills and they make it much better. And possibly metformin if you are pre-diabetic.
I hope it helps!