"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!
Ovarian cancer is when abnormal cells in the ovary begin to grow and divide in an uncontrolled way, and eventually form a growth (tumour).
There are different types of ovarian cancer. The type depends on the type of cell the cancer started in. Most cases of ovarian cancer are epithelial cancers. This means the cancer started in cells covering the ovary or fallopian tubes. Doctors now think that most epithelial cancers start in cells at the end of the fallopian tubes rather than the ovary.
The risk of developing ovarian cancer increases as you get older. Most cases of epithelial ovarian cancer (the most common type) are in women older than 50.
Find out more on ovarian cancer rates, symptoms, causes, treatments and how to reduce the risk. Watch the ten things you should know about ovarian cancer.
Learn more about this type of cancer on our website: https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/ovarian-cancer Video Rating: / 5
Laparoscopic removal of para ovarian cyst. This video will talk about:
What is a para ovarian cyst?
How to identify a para ovarian cyst?
Why does para ovarian cyst cause infertility?
Laparoscopic cystectomy
How to remove a cyst without damaging surrounding structures?
How can a large cyst be removed without spilling its contents?
https://www.laparoscopyhospital.com/gynaecological-laparoscopy.html
Laparoscopic surgery has been increasingly applied to different gynecologic ovaries surgical problems with excellent surgical outcome and rapid recovery. Large ovarian cysts, a relatively common gynecologic problem, pose certain challenges to laparoscopic management. Laparoscopy is a safe technique for managing patients with large ovarian cysts and is associated with low conversion and complication rates. The chance of finding unexpected ovarian cancer varies according to the patients’ selection criteria but is low overall. With proper patient selection, the size of an ovarian cyst should not constitute a contraindication to laparoscopic surgery. Experience in advanced laparoscopic surgery and the availability of a gynecologic oncologist should make the procedure safely applicable to a broader patient population. Video Rating: / 5
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In this video, Dr. Berg talks about ovarian cysts. It is a fluid-filled sac and could refer pain in either side of the S-I joints (low back pain). Estrogen dominance is what causes this ovarian cysts and the remedy for this is iodine. Iodine is needed to help balance estrogen and promote progesterone (which helps balance estrogen as well). The ovary stores more iodine than any other organs of the body except the thyroid.
Causes of Iodine Deficiency
1. Iodine is a trace mineral – Farmers, most of the time, don’t put these trace minerals back into the soils. The plant is only fortified by what’s in the soil.
2. Fluorine / chlorine / bromine
Iodine Benefits
• Helps lower estrogen
• Enhances progesterone
• Decreases the risk of certain types of diseases (breast and ovary)
• Reduces hot flashes
• Reduces PMS and cramping
Recommendation: High-quality organic sea kelp (iodine and trace mineral source)
*If you have a hyperthyroid condition, don’t take iodine or sea kelp.
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Regular consumption of tea and citrus can be beneficial for your health. More information on this story at http://www.insidescience.org/content/tea-and-fruit-could-reduce-ovarian-cancer-risk/2546.
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Many women experience ovarian cysts. Whether you have polycystic ovarian syndrome or you simply have occasional cysts, we’re here to talk about the connection between ovarian cysts and ovarian cancer. Dr. Sandy Burnett, Gynecologic Oncologist at UAMS, is here to shed some light on the subject.
For more information about women’s health and gynecologic oncology, visit https://uamshealth.com/medicalservices/womenshealth/ Video Rating: / 5
