Formation
of cysts in the ovary is nothing uncommon for women
during their child-bearing ages. Studies have shown that
they are fairly widespread in pre-menopausal women and
are at least 14.8% prevalent in postmenopausal women.
However, most of these ovarian cysts
are benign (non-cancerous) in nature and seldom cause
any problem. In fact, many women are not even aware of
cysts harboring their ovaries, until they experience
cystic pain during periods that are somewhat different
from normal menstrual
pain.
Ovarian cysts however come under
two basic categories - simple
ovarian
cysts
and complex ovarian cysts
(complicated ovarian
cysts). Simple
cysts
usually comprise of Graaffian Follicular Cyst and Corpus
Luteum Cyst, both of which resemble small blister-like
fluid-filled sacs harboring in the ovaries and are known
as functional
cysts.
Graffian follicular cysts are caused when in a
menstrual cycle, the follicle deviates from its normal
functioning, namely, the release of ovum and allowing it
to mature, while disintegrating itself in the process.
Instead, it fails to free the ovum and starts growing
bigger in dimension. And this eventually becomes a cyst
in the ovary. Doctors often adopt a 'wait and watch
policy' to see if the ovarian cyst syndrome goes away on
its own after a few menstrual periods. The presence of
these cysts will be apparent during ultrasound
examination of the
ovary.
Corpus luteum cysts, on the other hand are caused
even after the follicle has released the egg, but the
gap where it is released gets sealed up, corpus luteum
is not formed. This allows the cyst to
grow.
You should always seek cyst treatment , because it
is best not to take a chance. Turn to holistic remedies
because it treats the root causes of the cyst, and not
just the symptoms. There is no other treatment that can
give better
results.
