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admin — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 10:13:59 +0000

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Treatment for Polyscistic Ovarian Syndrome?

admin — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 00:59:33 +0000

What will the doctor do for me once I’m diagnosed with PCOS? Do doctors prescribe estrogen as a part of treatment for this?

It depends on the symptoms and what you want to do.

If you don’t want to get pregnant and are a healthy weight they will often prescribe the pill to regulate periods and help with some of the other symptoms.

If you are overweight they may prescribe metaformin.

If you want to get pregnant they generally leave you to try until you have been TTC for a year then will pursue fertility treatment options like clomid.

Visit the Verity website for more information about what PCOS is and the treatment options available.

Good luck!

Ovarian Cysts Treatment and Cure?

admin — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 04:34:32 +0000

My wife just bought a book about curing Ovarian Cysts in 2 weeks. So far she has done everything the book told her to do and will go for a check up next week. She is feeling better, no pain or other symptoms I can;t mention here. So far it seems to be working. Has anyone else read it?

She bought the book at this website and you can too. Its working so far.
Go to http://www.OvarianCystsEliminated.com

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Is it possible to get pregnant with polycystic ovarian syndrome without treatment?

admin — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 04:27:37 +0000

I have POCS and me an my boyfriend love having unprotected sex but we dot want to get pregnant so we were wondering is it possible to get pregnant with this condition?

Yes, absolutely it is possible to get pregnant with PCOS.

what are the treatment options for ovarian cysts?

admin — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 10:52:25 +0000

my doctor has suggested i have an ovarian cyst which has been causing me pain and causing other symptoms such as : painful period, dizziness, drowsiness and pain also going down my leg and slight constipation.
i was wondering what sort of cysts this could be (if it is one at all) and what the treatment options would be for any of these cysts??

Surely your Doctor can answer this question. I wouldn’t want people telling me that are not qualified to answer. Good luck with your problem hope it turns out in a positive way.

Can a person undergoing treatment for stage 4 ovarian cancer go to a third world country?

admin — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 06:45:25 +0000

Probably not a good idea.My wife had stage IV kidney cancer.She was doing ok when we decided to take a trip to a third world country.While we were there she got very sick and the Doctors there had no clue on what was wrong or how to treat her.We could not get an early flight out of there and had to stay in the motel room for four days before we finally got back to the US.We decided then not to ever leave our great country again.

what treatment is best for ovarian cancer stage 3 chemo or clinical trial?

admin — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 10:31:28 +0000

my daughter just had a ovarian cancer stage 3 surgery, now she was about to do some treatment. but the doctor said they they don’t want to take a risk so she have 2 choice of treatment. either chemo or clinical trial. she is only 24 yrs.old. so i want to know what is the really best treatment for her. if you can answer me soon because she need the answer by friday. thank you and is there any web site that i can go to ask more information.

Well this really depends on the Trial that she would enroll in. factors such as whether the treatment is already proven to work for that disease, side effects etc. you need to review the full information and weigh out the benefits and the risks of both options. you should never be pressured to enter a trial without all the information needed to make an informed decision.

Hope this helps

Treatment for Ovarian Cyst?? Please help?

admin — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 18:33:39 +0000

Last week I went into the emergency room at my local hospital with terrible pains on my right side. After a few tests I was told I had an Ovarian Cyst that had ruptured. I was on a drip for 4 days and was then allowed home. I felt extremely bloated but my doctors told me that in a few days my body will be able to fix itself up and I will be fine. I wasn’t perscribed anything.
I am a 20 year old female. I am sexually active and have always found it slightly painful and uncomfortable to have sex.
My stomach is still very bloated 8 days after the rupture. Sorry for the graphic details, but I have also had a thick white discharge and my vagina has been smelling a bit :/
I went back to my local GP yesterday because I still have a stomache ache, which feels like very bad period pain. It has been hurting like this for 8 days, but until this afternoon I had not gotten my period. This afternoon however I have started ‘spotting’. It’s not like a proper period, just like bits of tissue etc.
I got a referral to have another ultrasound today and my doctor called me with the results. I have another cyst in the same ovary, 20x18mm in size.
Again, like the doctors at the hospital, my GP told me that my body will fix itself. She said it was "likely" that this cyst would go away and not rupture. In the meantime I have to wait and relax.
I am not really satisfied with this answer, I feel I keep getting vague responses from doctors. Is this cyst at risk of rupturing? It’s grown pretty big for 8 days right?
Are there any treatments that I can go on that will help me? Natural remidies?
I would really appreciate your help and ideas.

go to an OBGYN.

What treatment is better suggested for polycystic ovarian syndrome?

admin — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 20:59:40 +0000

Hi, I just found out I have polycystic overian syndrome, I am 21 and I am trying to get pregnat. Can someone help me by suggesting what treatment’s have worked to help me to get pregnat? Or someone who’s been true this. Thanke you.

I reckon the thing most likely to get you pregnant is a penis. Good luck!

What is the treatment for polycystic ovaries with polycystic ovarian syndrome ?

admin — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 15:39:20 +0000

Taking drugs for this is not only VERY STUPID, but totally against nourishing your body to health.

PCOS is not the result of a DRUG DEFICIENCY. Let’s start with that. Many women suffer with this problem for years because of doctors prescribing drugs to treat the symptoms. That is not real health, it is "MAKE BELIEVE HEALTH." Please, do yourself a huge favor and deal with the PCOS problem in a nutritional way and solve the problem.

When doctors try to juggle hormones, they are attempting to play GOD with out the credentials. Birth control pills are dangerous and have no studies showing long term safety. The synthetic ethinyl estradiol used in those pills is the most stimulating to breast tissue and is 1,000 times more potent in it’s effects on breast tissue as estriol (natural estrogen made in the body that helps breast tissue). Estrogens tend to promote cell division, particularly in hormone-sensitive tissue such as the breast. Studies from two decades ago clearly found that overexposure to estradiol increases one’s risk of breast cancer. The synthetic ethinyl estradiol is even more of a breast cancer risk because it is efficiently absorbed by mouth and slow to be metabolized and excreted. The longer a synthetic estrogen stays in the body, the more opportunity it has to do damage. NOT A GOOD SOLUTION FOR PCOS! ! ! 1 in 7 women now get breast cancer!

"Normalizing" hormones by simply giving you synthetic hormone pills violates the basic principle of healing. Instead, whenever possible, you should strive to normalize the hormones using your body’s innate intelligence. In your case, by changing your diet, you can start on the road to healing.

A diet based on the principles of "Nourishing Traditions," a book by Sally Fallon and Mary G. Enig, Ph.D. is the first step in the therapy of PCOS. Your ovaries need the animal fats, and yes, even the cholesterol found in food in order to make estrogen and progesterone, the correct female hormones.

Swollen ovaries is a condition analogous to goiter, when the thyroid swells in response to iodine deficiency. Goiters often also result in a hormonal imbalance leading to hypothyroidism. In the case of PCOS, the starvation of the ovaries causes them to become cystic, swollen and eventually unable to regulate the synthesis of their hormones.

The other main dietary trigger for this imbalance is that when the proper dietary fats are missing, they are inevitably replaced by excessive carbohydrate consumption. This results in excessive insulin production, weight gain, abdominal bloating, and eventually will itself cause hormonal shifts. The biochemistry of this process is well described in the book, "The Schwarzbein Principle" which also suggests a diet based on the principles in the book, "Nourishing Traditions," along with a restriction to about 75 grams of carbohydrates per day. More good fats and fewer carbohydrate foods should help in restoring your hormones to their proper balance.

In addition to the dietary program, there are many natural nutrients that I have been shown in the medical literature to help PCOS. The first is the protomorphogen extract from Standard Process called Symplex F. This is a mixture of specially processed glandular extracts from the four organs that make up the so-called pituitary axis–the pituitary, thyroid, adrenal glands and the ovaries. We now know that these glands compensate for each other, and that they all get ill as a group. I usually recommend taking 1-2 tablets per day for one whole year to help normalize the function of these important organs. You should be able to get the Symplex F from your local pharmacy.

The final therapy that I recommend for PCOS is a 50/50 mixture of the herbal extracts of Peony lactiflora and Glycyrrhiza uralensis (commonly known as licorice). There have been three studies in the literature showing that this combination of herbs can result in a complete remission in PCOS, and that it does so by normalizing adrenal function and reducing testosterone levels. It is important to use the correct amounts that were also indicated in these studies. I recommend the Mediherb extracts and suggest 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of the mixture, 2-3 times per day. I usually suggest using this mixture for six months with breaks of a week or two every 4-6 weeks."

good luck to you