The presence of ovarian cysts is a common
occurrence in women of reproductive age. However most of
them are unaware of the presence, as ovarian cysts are
generally asymptomatic and harmless. However sometimes,
they might cause severe pain, heavy bleeding, bloating
and heaviness in the abdominal area. Ovarian cysts and
back pain are also related.
Generally ovarian cysts resolve themselves in a few months, but malignant cysts, large cysts, and the ovarian cyst septation syndrome might require surgical intervention.
Ultrasound and laparoscopy helps in diagnosing
the cysts. Ultrasound helps in determining the
characteristics of the cyst, its growth, location, type
etc. In the case of the ovarian cyst septation syndrome,
this can be helpful.
Septated ovarian cysts are basically cysts that
are divided into parts or segments with walls in
between. Ultrasound helps to assess the thickness of
these walls. This is very important as the thickness of
the walls helps in determining the chances of the
septated cyst turning cancerous. The thicker the walls,
the more the chance of the cyst turning
malignant.
After determining the
characteristics of the septated cyst, the doctors
generally recommend surgical removal of the cyst
.
Laparoscopy is performed to remove the cyst. If the cyst
is large then your doctor might suggest
laparotomy.
If your doctor has suggested surgical
intervention as the mode of treatment for your septated
ovarian cyst, then make sure to ask him/her about the
pros and cons involved.
The best way to get rid of the ovarian cyst syndrome is through the holistic method. The holistic approach is devoid of any side effects, and it addresses the root causes of the problem, unlike the conventional treatments that only treat the symptoms. Thus by identifying and removing the root-causes, the holistic approach makes sure that the cysts never return.
