"The second ultrasound I took clearly showed my ovarian cyst had disappeared into thin air."
"Carol, I wish to praise you for sharing such a simple but comprehensive program to tackle this disease from the root. This is truly a valuable asset for all women. It's been almost eight months since my doctor first diagnosed me with a small ovarian cyst. One of my sisters had ovarian cysts before, but I didn't realize how painful they really were, until I was diagnosed.
My doctor suggested that I increase the dose of birth control pills but as the months went nothing has changed.
As soon as I decided I'm going all the way and eradicate my ovarian cysts right where they breathe, I ordered your program and the results as you already know were astonishing to say the least. The second ultrasound I took clearly showed my ovarian cyst had disappeared into thin air.
I want to thank you for writing this book and sharing this with all of us. I have even encouraged my "Doubting Thomas" friend to order it and read it too. To have so much good information in one tight package is an unbelievable value. I would encourage anyone who suffers from ovarian cysts to take advantage of this remarkable program!
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Ovarian cystectomy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses laparoscopy to remove an ovarian cyst while still preserving the ovary so women can remain fertile.
However, not all women are candidates for ovarian cystectomy, especially if the cyst is very large, the ovary is twisted due to the cyst, or malignancy is suspected. In post-menopausal women, removal of the ovary (oophorectomy) is preferred as the risk of malignancy is greater.
You are likely not a good candidate for a cystectomy if:
You are post-menopausal
Cancer is suspected
Ovarian cyst is very large
Ovary is twisted
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Like any surgical procedure, ovarian cystectomy is associated with certain risks such as excessive blood loss and an infection requiring antibiotic treatment. Additionally, women should consult their surgeon regarding:
Laparoscopic Risks – The rupture of an ovarian cyst is possible with either laparoscopic or open surgical procedures, but studies indicate that rupture rates are higher in laparoscopy. In benign, or non-malignant (non-cancerous) cases, this is of no concern. If a cancerous mass does rupture, patients will require chemotherapy due to the spill of cancerous cells into the pelvis.
Laparoscopic Advantages – In properly selected patients, using laparoscopy to remove cysts saves thousands of women every year the difficult recovery and increased complications associated with open surgery. Women are discharged from the hospital the same day, with excellent pain control and rapid recovery.
DualPortGYN for ovarian cystectomy is a pioneering new GYN surgical tehcnique developed at The Center for Innovative GYN Care that uses only two, 5 millimeter incisions. One incision is placed at the belly button and the other is at the bikini line. With these incisions, most GYN procedures can be performed safely in an outpatient setting in less than one hour. Video Rating: / 5
