Read
this article to know everything about Nulliparity
ovarian cyst.
Though
there are numerous types of ovarian cysts that occur in
a woman's life span till almost to her menopausal days,
most of them are functional, benign and non-cancerous.
They may become extremely painful, cause excessive
bleeding and behave critically but are seldom
life-threatening. However, abnormal ovarian cells
turning cancerous may prove lethal if not treated early
or are ignored.
Abnormal
ovarian cysts are also unlike functional cysts as
probably they are the result of abnormal cell growth.
Besides, no one actually knows what have caused them to
grow. Polycystic ovarian cysts are believed to arise on
account of 'imbalance' in female hormonal growth while
the chances of cysts turning cancerous become more
pronounced after menopause.
Studies
also reveal that women from the affluent society where
expected life span is rather long and in cases of
nulliparity where delayed childbearing is more a rule
than an exception, epithelial ovarian cancer is more
common. Conversely, multiparity with prolonged use of
birth control pills the chances are reduced. A
reasonable explanation for this strange phenomenon could
be the reduced ovulations. As each ovulation requires
the rupture of the ovarian follicle and the
consequential repair of the ovarian surface, it involves
a reparative process, which tantamount increased cell
divisions, or mitoses. These mitotic events or cell
division consequences provide greater risk for cancer.
However,
some people tend to believe in folk lore and consider
that use of talcum powder contaminated with asbestos
dust is responsible for ovarian cancer while others
claim that consumption of yogurt has a direct link with
the disease condition.
Genetic
factors (5% to 10%) are thought to be linked with
ovarian cancer to a great extent. In fact, studies have
revealed that members in family with recorded cases of
ovarian cancer coming down through generations may give
rise to epithelial ovarian cancer in future generations.
Doctors, as a rule advise such patients to remove their
ovaries as a precautionary measure. The age limit for
such cases has been fixed at 50 or
earlier.
But
the worst part of the whole story concerns the tests or
their results. Even if someone's cancer test turns
positive, it may not mean that she will become a victim
of the deadly disease. In other words, the person may or
may not have cancer at all. Nulliparity should better
not to be practiced to remain on the safe side for
life.
Absolutely
any woman can have cysts in the ovary - it does not
matter whether she has had a child or not. The fact is
that cysts are quite normal. And as long as holistic
remedies are there, they can be treated easily too. Yes,
holistic remedies are more efficient than conventional
medicines when it comes to ovarian cysts simply because
they treat the body as a whole. Holistic remedies go
deeper (rather than just treating the symptoms) and
identify the real causes and when this is done, all
these causes are treated individually. Because of this
deeper approach, holistic remedies can more successfully
treat the cysts in the woman.
The
best way to fight cysts is through holistic medications.
These medications treat the body and the mind and
approach the body as a whole and try to remove the
fatigue and make the person healthier and refreshed.
Because of this the natural immunity of the body is also
improved and the person can fight diseases better. As
opposed to this, conventional medicines just treat the
symptoms and as a result, what caused the cyst is never
known. Holistic remedies attempts to find out all the
contributing factors of the cyst and then finds out ways
to beat each one of them. Thus, the holistic approach is
more scientific and it provides better results
too.
