Read this article to have all the
information you need to know on ovarian cyst and ovarian
cancer.
Although there are many theories about the causes of ovarian cancer, none of them ever raise any accusing finger at the inoffensive ovarian cyst. Ovarian cysts may cause intense pain, heavy bleeding and other distressing symptoms but they are usually never linked with carcinoma. Nevertheless, it is the 5th leading cause of cancer death in women while more than 25000 females are diagnosed with ovarian cancer each year.
Ovarian
cancer is a malignant tumor located in the ovaries that
typically spreads to local nymph nodes, eventually
covering other tissues. It can occur in adult women of
any age, but women above 60 have greater risk of having
ovarian cancer. Though the actual cause of ovarian
cancer is still rather vague in medical science,
indications such as (a) Family history (when a close
blood relative has had ovarian cancer); (b) Excessive
intake of fertility drugs like Clomiphene;
(c)
Childbearing status (having never conceived or
having children much later in life) and (d) Age (35 to
55 years) prove positive towards having ovarian cancer.
A
recently published medical theory on the topic sounds
quite interesting and, therefore, is referred here.
According to this theory, most of our
disease conditions originate in our thalamus while with
interstitial necrosis in the ovary, the origin is
present in occipital-base cerebral medulla near the
midbrain. Since cerebral medulla controls all the
organs, the interstitial ovarian necrosis is also
controlled from the same cerebral medulla that causes
tissue loss at the early stage. The immediate result of
this is amenorrhea or a situation where there is no
menstruation.
Similar
to some organs directed by the mesodermal cerebrum, the
loss of tissue is reimbursed with fresh cell growth
during the secondary phase when ovarian necrosis gets
filled up with the tissue of the interstitial
mesodermal, thus creating cysts of varying sizes. On
account of the multiplicity of the cells in the ovary in
the fluid state, the ovarian cysts are mistakenly
labeled as ‘ovarian cancer’. Worse still, observing
their fast growth, some go to such extent as to declare
a “Fast-growing Ovarian
Cancer”.
At
the next stage, which is the healing stage, the cysts
attach themselves to local blood supply organs, thus
giving rise to yet another mistaken interpretation,
calling this as ”Invasive Growth”. However, in about
nine months, the cysts themselves develop their own
supply of blood system and become independent, detaching
themselves from the supporting organs. These centimeter
thick capsules can then be removed through surgery if
they create any problem. Otherwise, these
self-supporting cysts would go on producing so much
quantities of estrogen that the person may look 10 years
less than she actually is.
The
best way to fight non cancerous ovarian
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 cyst 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.
