Ovarian
cysts are customary in most adult females in their
childbearing age. In fact, functional ovarian cysts are
formed as a matter of routine in the ovaries of younger
women without their presence being felt by the host.
Their disappearance, which is also equally common, is
overlooked, too to a great extent. However, when one of
them bursts, things become different. It causes pain,
discomfort and malaise which evidently can not be
ignored. But here again, confusion reigns supreme since
normal menstruation is also associated with the same
signs and symptoms.
Nevertheless, the pain linked with
ovarian cyst bursting is much more intense as compared
to those relating to monthly periods. But there again,
manifestations relating to both normal menstruation and
abnormal cyst bursting also vary from person to person,
creating diagnostic difficulties. Additional problems
appear in the shape of a few complex ovarian cysts that
display the same symptom as that of ruptured cysts!
However, certain distinguishing factors that expressly
provide symptoms of ovarian cyst bursting are detailed
below for the convenience of the
reader.
Pain
in the pelvic area extending to the thigh (referred
tenderness) associated with ovarian cyst bursting is far
more intense as compared to those linked with normal
monthly periods. In fact it could be as excruciating as
to need strong doses of pain-killers to provide relief.
Sometimes pain may be accompanied by uterine bleeding
and dull continuous backache. Severe pain is also felt
before, during and after menstruation. This is an
unquestionable symptom of ovarian cyst bursting
that even a lay man can recognize.
Erratic
or irregular menstruation in women who have crossed
their teens may indicate ovarian cyst bursting.
Amazingly enough, the menstruation could be as scanty as
to last just for a day, hardly requiring a couple of
absorbent pads or could prolong for days on end with
copious blood flow needing scores of absorbents.
Agonizing pain in the pelvic area often accompanies the
lengthy periods.
Sexual
intercourse for women affected by ovarian cyst bursting
is also an extremely painful episode. The pain is
particularly felt in the lower abdomen and is radiated
through the pelvic area most of the
time.
Sudden
vaginal bleeding, not related to menstruation is also a
prime symptom of ovarian cyst bursting in mature women.
Bleeding may be heavy as well as light, lasting for a
few hours to few days, depending on the type of the cyst
and the damage done to it. Strange, though it may sound,
some cysts repair themselves somehow, when the
unaccounted for bleeding stops on its
own.
Ovarian
cyst bursting can create bladder related problems,
resulting in women experiencing problems trying to
relieve themselves. Symptoms include strong urge to
urinate but feeble flow due to the ruptured cyst's
effect on the bladder.
Ovarian
cyst bursting may also cause dizziness,
light-headedness, nausea, vomiting and at times might
even mimic symptoms of early pregnancy in young women.
Exasperating in every sense of the word, symptoms of
ovarian cyst bursting can be misleading, confusing and
baffling to anyone unacquainted with this disease
condition.
Symptoms
of ovarian cyst bursting and the Holistic
approach
No
matter how serious are the consequences of ovarian cyst
bursting, taking a holistic approach towards its
recovery may prove to be of immense value. Instead of
providing a cure to the symptoms, the holistic approach
aims at eliminating the disease condition at its root,
thereby hitting it hard on its head. Besides, it is
completely free of any side-effect and works on the
principle of curing the body and mind together. This
belief that also forms the core of the Indian system of
'Yoga', has
now been widely accepted by the contemporary medical
profession all over the world and the holistic approach
is believed to replace conventional system of medication
in the not too distant future.
