How to get rid of ovarian cysts?
I just had an emergency D&C for hemorahing. I was told I had ovarian cysts as well as the usual thick uterine lining. They removed the cysts from my uterus, but how will the ones from my ovaries disolve. Also they put me on Micronor. I’m not thrilled at age 42 to be on birth control. Any risks?
Also, since my D&C was 3 days ago, is it normal to have worse cramps today and heavier spotting with some clots?
Miconor is good, because it is a progesterone only pill (it doesn’t contain any estrogen which is what increases a women’s risk of blood clots and stroke. This should thin out your uterine lining that is causing your excessive bleeding.
Ovarian cysts, although can range from asymptomatic to very painful, do not usually cause hemorrhaging, so I’m thinking they put you on the micronor to help with the bleeding, more than the ovarian cysts, although it should help shrink them slightly. Ovarian cyst can resolve on their own.
Are you planning on having more children? If not, and the Micronor isn’t effective, talk to your dr. about an uterine ablation. It’s where they burn the lining of the uterus to stop the hemorrhaging. It often stops your periods for months, or for good! This is for people whos lives have been totally disrupted from heavy irregular bleeding.
Oh and 1 more thing. DON"T rely on the Micronor as birth control. It has to be taken at the EXACT same time everyday or it is ineffective. And if you miss a pill forget it!!!
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How to get rid of ovarian cysts?
I just had an emergency D&C for hemorahing. I was told I had ovarian cysts as well as the usual thick uterine lining. They removed the cysts from my uterus, but how will the ones from my ovaries disolve. Also they put me on Micronor. I’m not thrilled at age 42 to be on birth control. Any risks?
Also, since my D&C was 3 days ago, is it normal to have worse cramps today and heavier spotting with some clots?
Miconor is good, because it is a progesterone only pill (it doesn’t contain any estrogen which is what increases a women’s risk of blood clots and stroke. This should thin out your uterine lining that is causing your excessive bleeding.
Ovarian cysts, although can range from asymptomatic to very painful, do not usually cause hemorrhaging, so I’m thinking they put you on the micronor to help with the bleeding, more than the ovarian cysts, although it should help shrink them slightly. Ovarian cyst can resolve on their own.
Are you planning on having more children? If not, and the Micronor isn’t effective, talk to your dr. about an uterine ablation. It’s where they burn the lining of the uterus to stop the hemorrhaging. It often stops your periods for months, or for good! This is for people whos lives have been totally disrupted from heavy irregular bleeding.
Oh and 1 more thing. DON"T rely on the Micronor as birth control. It has to be taken at the EXACT same time everyday or it is ineffective. And if you miss a pill forget it!!!
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pathfinder Says:
October 11th, 2009 at 5:03 am
These are health problems only a doctor who knows about your medical history can answer. Ask him.
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October 11th, 2009 at 5:21 am
go to dr.. he/she can laser them off
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October 11th, 2009 at 5:37 am
If you can give your detailed symptoms I can help you with Homeopathic Remedies without any side effects or complications. Post your complete details from head to toes as Homeopathy treats the person the whole being not the disease or disorder.
Take Care and God Bless you !
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I am a Homoeopath.
October 11th, 2009 at 5:50 am
Miconor is good, because it is a progesterone only pill (it doesn’t contain any estrogen which is what increases a women’s risk of blood clots and stroke. This should thin out your uterine lining that is causing your excessive bleeding.
Ovarian cysts, although can range from asymptomatic to very painful, do not usually cause hemorrhaging, so I’m thinking they put you on the micronor to help with the bleeding, more than the ovarian cysts, although it should help shrink them slightly. Ovarian cyst can resolve on their own.
Are you planning on having more children? If not, and the Micronor isn’t effective, talk to your dr. about an uterine ablation. It’s where they burn the lining of the uterus to stop the hemorrhaging. It often stops your periods for months, or for good! This is for people whos lives have been totally disrupted from heavy irregular bleeding.
Oh and 1 more thing. DON"T rely on the Micronor as birth control. It has to be taken at the EXACT same time everyday or it is ineffective. And if you miss a pill forget it!!!
References :
I’m a Women’s Health Primary Care Physician Assistant