Symptoms of
Ovarian Cysts Bursting:
the Secret List REVEALED

Ovarian cysts or cysts in the ovaries are growths that appear like sacs and they have fluids within them. Most adult females who can have babies have these cysts, and so it can be said that they are quite normal. But there can be some critical situations.

Firstly, if the woman is already pregnant and has the cyst, then it could complicate matters and even come in the way of a successful delivery - the doctor will naturally be worried, because treatment will also be limited due to the pregnancy. And secondly, if the cyst is too large, twisted or can rupture or burst, the gynecologist cannot afford to relax. The situation is simply too dangerous to overlook because such a cyst can cause further complications, which could be costly. The ovarian cyst that bursts will cause severe pain in the abdomen, and not just that, its contents - the fluids, will spill over into the ovaries, and this could mean further trouble. In some cases, such a condition could also be life threatening.

Ovarian Cysts Symptoms - Understanding Them Early

It is crucial to understand the symptoms of all kinds of ovarian cysts. Because if you can understand them early on, you can start the treatment quickly. And it is even more important to identify these symptoms, if the cyst can burst. Supposing you cannot identify these symptoms (as is often the case), and suddenly the cyst ruptures. It could be disaster. You will suffer from severe abdominal pain, and this pain could also travel upwards to your chest area and downwards to the thighs.

Here Are Some Of The Most Common Symptoms Of Those Cysts That Can Burst

• You might experience sudden unaccounted bleeding even when there is no menstruation. This is one major symptom that you had a cyst, and that it burst.
• If your periods have suddenly become exceptionally irregular, then it could also mean that you have a cyst that can burst. Yes every woman will know that the periods are never ever very regular, but in case of an ovarian cyst that can burst, they will become extremely erratic - much more than normal. Your periods could also become extremely light or heavy. And there could also be acne, emotional disturbances and sudden weight gain.
• You may also experience a frequent need to visit the toilet to urinate. This happens because the cyst is pressing on your bladder, and sometimes there may not be a need to urinate as well. In other words, you might feel the urge to urinate, but when you try to do so, there is no urine that comes out. At other times, you may face some other problems while urinating too.
• There could be some discomfort and pain in the pelvic region as well. This is often quite confusing because most women experience pain anyway during menstruation, and so the pain for a cyst that could burst is mistakenly taken as menstruation pain. This can become a problem. But do remember that the pain for a cyst that could burst will be more acute and the pain could last longer.
• Other symptoms of cysts that can burst include nausea and vomiting. These symptoms can also be confusing because they appear similar to the symptoms of pregnancy. It is thus best to go to a doctor to get it verified. There are some pregnancy checkers available over the counter and you could try them to find out whether you are pregnant or not. If the result is negative, then these symptoms could mean that you have a cyst.
• There can be some physical changes such as change in the structure of the body, abnormal gain in weight, and breast tenderness - these are also symptoms of cysts that could burst.

However do remember that you will probably not show all of these symptoms - this is rarely the case. And the severity of the symptoms could also vary greatly from one person to another. In some cases there could be no symptoms at all (this is really dangerous), and in some other instances, the symptoms could be really severe.

Treatment For Ovarian Cysts

Never try to treat the symptoms. This is always a mistake. Yes there can be a temptation to get relief from the pain, but then, if you do not treat the root causes and just the symptoms, then the cyst is sure to come back - even after it goes away with treatment. This is precisely the mistake that most treatments, including conventional treatments do. And as a result, what was supposed to happen, happens. The remedy is not permanent.