Pain in ovaries
should not be confused with menstrual pain. While the
former causes pain in the lower abdominal region, the
latter causes more cramps than any excruciating pain.
However, ovarian pain can be caused by cysts or tumors
in the ovary, although ovarian cancer
cannot be ruled out altogether.
Nevertheless, only a few ovarian cysts actually cause
pain in the ovaries and so these are discussed
below.
The most
common type of ovarian cyst that causes pain is known as
Hemorrhagic cyst which also has a few pet names like
blood cyst, Haematocyst or Haematocele. These cysts
rupture within the ovary, resulting in hemorrhage and
pain. Often the bleeding is so profuse that it floods
the entire pelvic region.
Yet another
variety of cyst that is painful is the endometroid cyst.
These are often referred to as Chocolate cysts because
they contain traces of menstrual blood. Not unlike the
blood cyst, these are equally susceptible to rupture and
when this happens, the pelvic area gets inundated with
stale blood. Needless to say, severe ovarian pain
becomes a landmark symptom of bursting endometroid
cysts.
Torsion of
ovarian cysts can also give rise to unbearable abdominal
pain.
Demoid Cyst can cause pain and other
complications on account of its sheer volume and weight.
These cysts can grow up to very large size
and can put pressure to the urinary bladder
and other surrounding organs, thus creating pain and
discomfort.
If you are suffering from
pain because of the ovarian cyst syndrome, then you
should seek cyst treatment quickly. Opt for holistic
remedies because this gives the best results. While the
other treatments just treat the symptoms, holistic
remedies treat the root causes, and so, the cyst and the
accompanying pain go away permanently.
