Here we are discussing in detail about septated ovarian cyst and trying to find out the best remedy for it
Though
ovarian cysts occur in women as a matter of routine,
most of them are often unaware of their presence as the
cysts themselves are usually harmless and asymptomatic.
Nevertheless, they can cause pain, heaviness in the
abdomen, irregular menses and sometimes heavy bleeding.
While normal follicular cysts occur in course of
ovulation and resolve of their own in due course of
time, some cysts like the mucinous cystadonema cysts
that can grow to extra large size require invasive
surgery for their removal.
One such cyst that weighed
more than 300 lb after removal created upheaval among
the medical profession during the very recent past.
Certain type of cysts can also become malignant (turn
cancerous) if left untreated for
long.
However,
ultrasound and laparoscopic examination has proved to be
quite helpful in diagnosing ovarian cysts to a great
extent and a few words may be said here about the
usefulness of the former. Ultrasound or more precisely,
ultrasonography is clinically useful for
characterization of cystic masses, providing their
nature of growth, type, location; while furnishing a
global survey of abdomen (transabdominal imaging). Of
course, transvaginal sonography is equally significant
in diagnosing difficult type of cysts harboring within
the ovaries of an otherwise healthy
female.
As
for septated ovarian cysts that are divided into
segments or parts with separating walls between them (septa means
wall), ultrasound proves extremely useful in assessing
the thickness of the walls. This is vital in diagnosing
the malignancy of the cyst as thicker the walls; more
are the chances of the cyst turning cancerous like a
complex cyst that has solid as well as not-so-solid
areas in it. Once the characteristics of the septated
cyst is determined through ultrasound, it is removed by
laparoscopic method and sent for evaluation of
malignancy. Otherwise laparotomy may have to be
performed if the cysts happen to be bigger in size and
the same routine followed. However, for a simple
septated cyst, another ultrasound may have to be done
later.
However,
whether septated cysts invariably turn cancerous or not
is a debatable question. Many factors that include the
general health of the patient, her family history
indicating malignancy (including breast cancer), nature
of menstrual cycle, bleeding (heavy or scanty),
abdominal heaviness or uneasiness, etc are taken into
consideration before a decision is made. Of course if
the biopsy reports positive, the dilemma can be easily
solved.
Holistic
remedies are the best way to treat septated ovarian
cysts. The fact is, conventional remedies cannot
treat the cyst as effective as the holistic approach
because they just treat the symptoms and never go
deeper. But this is necessary because the cyst may be
formed due to many causes and so an investigation of
them becomes crucial. The holistic system treats the
body as a whole and investigates all the causes and then
treats all of them separately. And not only that, the
holistic approach also treats the mind and the spirit
apart from the health to enhance the health of the woman
and ensures that the cyst never returns
again.
