How To Shrink Fibroids Naturally

Most go away on thier own, however if you are having cysts, you are not ovulating. If children you want to have in your future, you should talk to a doctor. If you are not ovulating, you cannot become pregnant. You should have been told what causes cysts.

It depends on the ovarian cyst itself. Senior year of high school one of my classmates got one that ended up being ovarian cancer and she had to have it removed.

Same year my best friend and I both ended up with them. We were both placed on birth control pills to shrink them. The doctors said that if the pills helped then we were fine, if the pills didn’t help, then they’d surgically remove it. My cyst responded to the birth control pills so I have “dissolving cysts” meaning that I will experience the pain and stuff of them every once in awhile, but they’ll go away. My best friends cyst continued to grow even while on the pill so she had to have hers surgically removed. Her doctor warned her that hers could come back and there was more of a liklihood that it would come back cancerous, but she’s been okay so far. Mine, I just have to deal with.

If I were you I would continue to get checked out when you have the pain. I know it seems like a hassel but they have to make sure yours are actually going to dissolve. You don’t want to end up like my best friend did (she was always super sick and in serious pain), or like our classmate did. Just have regular pelvic exams and you should be fine.

Hope this helps.

I have PCOS (poly cyctic ovarian syndrome) and have lived my entire adult and teen life with ovarian cysts. They are a pain in the butt.. but you really don’t have to do anything. If you have PCOS, you may have problems with infertility. Only a doctor can diagnose PCOS, but there are great websites like http://www.pcosupport.org/

it will grow… whatever that cyst is it will still grow!