Cysts in
the ovary may cause one side of the pelvic area to feel
sore or result in a burning
sensation. It may make the area tender and sensitive
to touch and can cause a sharp pain very like that of
appendicitis.
Ovarian
cysts are very common in women and often do not cause
any pain or problems. Cysts are usually small and can be
located inside or outside the ovaries. They cause pain
when they become larger and press against other tissue
in the body. These cysts are formed when, during the
menstrual cycle, the ovaries produce a follicle that
releases an egg. If the egg does not get released or if
the follicle does not disintegrate, a cyst is formed.
These cysts sometimes disintegrate on their own in the
next menstrual cycle, but they can also grow and
accumulate over time. Lack of proper liver function and
a low-fiber diet are probable causes of cyst
formation.
Harmless
ovarian cysts, known as functional
cysts, are generally asymptomatic. However,
in some cases, ovarian cysts can be painful or dangerous
if they are malignant. Some functional cysts contain or
release blood and are known as hemorrhagic cysts. At
times, these cysts burst causing the contents to leak
resulting in a burning sensation throughout the pelvic
area but mainly around the ovaries. Ovary burning
sensation may be accompanied by other generic
symptoms like nausea or vomiting, pressure or pain in
the abdomen, weight gain, painful sex, etc. These
symptoms are also associated with other conditions such
as endometriosis, ectopic pregnancy, or pelvic
inflammatory disease. The process of ovulation can bring
about sudden painful or burning sensations due to the
cyst in some women.
As a
disorder the formation of cyst in the ovarian tissues of
women is not a rare phenomenon and cysts are quite
prevalent in the ovaries of women. Their detection is
more commonly by accident as happens during a regular or
routine physical examination of the pelvic region by a
physician as they appear and disappear on their own and
have no symptoms. Deficiency of fiber in the diet,
saturated fats, and products from white flour, like
pasta, excess meat or rice lack the fiber necessary for
health and may be the reason for imbalances in the
levels of hormones in the body resulting in the
formation of cysts. Liver dysfunction could impair the
detoxification of hormones leading to cysts. Because the
chances of malignancy are high in cysts that develop in
women after menopause these should be checked for
potential signs of cancer. Excessive hair or irregular
menses could indicate polycystic ovarian syndrome.
Seeing a doctor is important for an official diagnosis
of ovarian cysts.
The
holistic medicine approach is the most ideal way of
treating any pain or burning sensation
of the ovaries. It complements the conventional
treatment, causes no side effects and gets to the very
root of the problem resulting in permanent
cure.
