Risks and Complications of Ovarian Cysts
Women
suffering from ovarian cysts are or should be more concerned about the
risks and complications of ovarian cysts, rather than the
symptoms caused by the condition itself. These concerns are not ill
founded as ovarian cysts can often cause many upheavals in the life of a
woman because of the potential complications of this condition. In order
to avoid these complications and seek appropriate treatment, full
understanding of the risks and complications associated with ovarian
cysts is crucial. 
Understanding
ovarian cysts:
Ovarian
cysts are fluid filled sacks, which are formed within the ovary. Cysts,
which are bigger than two centimeters, are formally diagnosed as ovarian
cysts. Many ovarian cysts are functional in nature. That is, they are
benign and rarely ever cause any harm. However in some cases, ovarian
cysts may develop certain complications. Risks and complications of
ovarian cysts Depending on the type of cyst and the stage of
treatment, there are several complications associated with ovarian
cysts:.
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Ruptured
ovarian cyst: Ruptured ovarian cysts can lead to internal
bleeding and in some cases can be very dangerous. Ruptured ovarian cysts
can cause hemorrhage, which requires immediate medical attention.
2.
Ovarian
torsion: Often, a twisting of the ovary occurs which can
lead to infertility. Ovarian torsion may disturb blood supply to the
ovary as well. This leads to another complication called ovarian
necrosis, which may lead to inflammation and septic shock.
3.
Peritonitis: Peritonitis is the inflammation of the mucus membrane. As
this membrane lines the abdomen cavity, it can cause excruciating pain
and in some cases can be life threatening.
 4.
Infertility: Infertility caused by ovarian cysts can be temporary or permanent depending upon the extent of the damage to the reproductive system caused
by the cyst. Hence, women suffering from ovarian cysts who also desire to
get pregnant should correctly diagnose the type and treat their ovarian
cysts quickly to restore the health of their reproductive system.
5.
Cancer: In rare instances, ovarian cysts may even turn cancerous. The
patient will then require the usual cancer treatment along with surgery,
where generally both the ovaries are removed.
 Besides
these serious complications and risks, ovarian cysts also lead to
excruciating pain and hormonal imbalance. This can affect the mental and
emotional well being of the patient as well. However, conventional
medicine very rarely pays attention to the mental and emotional
complications that may develop because of ovarian cysts. The conventional
treatment options can cause numerous side effects like infertility,
weight gain, and reoccurrence of large cysts. Often, the conventional
treatment can worsen an already painful and dangerous condition.
The only way
to effectively treat and prevent ovarian cysts is by using a
multidimensional holistic approach to healing.
Unlike the conventional approach which deals with the inflicted organ or
with the symptoms of the disease (and the treatment in often aggressive
with a myriad of side effects), the holistic approach treats every
disease as part of a whole by firstly restoring natural balance to the
body while naturally tackling each causative factor which lead to the
condition. In this way, the holistic approach to treating ovarian cysts
offers a long term, safe and gentle solution without the side effects of
drugs or the risk of surgery while ensuring the prevention of future
ovarian cyst recurrence.
This article is based on the book, "Ovarian Cyst Miracle" by
Carol Foster. Carol is an author, researcher, nutritionist and
health consultant who dedicated her life to creating the ultimate
holistic ovarian cyst solution guaranteed to permanently cure all types
of ovarian cysts and dramatically improve the overall quality of
your life, naturally, without the use prescription medication
or surgery, and without any side effects. Learn more by
visiting her website: [[https://www.ovariancystmiracle.com/Ovarian-Cyst-Video.php?hop=0]
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