Link between infertility and cancer?

[Guest guest]

Though our group aim is to share knowledge on natural treatments, we

should also discuss preventive philosophies. If future population should be

healthy, mother should be healthy first.

 

Infertility may predict risk of cancer.

 

http://reuters.us.ed10.net/h/950CS/CX21Q/ID/8I02

 

Women with a history of fertility problems appear to run the risk of

developing certain cancers, new research indicates. Infertility

patients had a 23% higher likelihood of developing cancer than women

in the general population. The risk was higher among women with

primary infertility than among those with fertility problems related

to other conditions. For patients with primary infertility, the

chances of developing uterine or ovarian cancers was especially high,

at more than twice the normal risk.

 

"Our findings are consistent with several investigations that have

found higher ovarian cancer risks among patients with fallopian tube

dysfunction or pelvic inflammatory disease," researchers explain.

They say this lends support to the notion that inflammation is an

important factor in ovarian cancer.

 

If you add this to the well known links between synthetic hormone

replacement therapy, family planning through birth control pills and

specific reproductive cancers discussed herein, the message the

superpower wishes to convey is:

 

The law of nature is growth. Do not suppress the healthy growth. If

you put hurdles in the work of superpower, super power spoils your

inborn intelligence of creating only healthy cells. Superpower

perhaps maximises health of its species by process of elimination of

infertile/less fertile members. Could there be link between

depression resulting from infertility and cancer?

 

Author of this message, notes that several herbs, foods, procedures

recommended in Ayurveda for increasing fertility, also find a

respectable place in the list of plants, fruits, procedures for

treating and preventing cancers. Is this a simple coincidence?

 

>From limited experience, author suspects a link between breast cancer and

inadequate opportunity to breast feed (due to lack of issues, abortions, medical

reasons), especially after the full development of milk glands during pregnancy.

There can be exceptions, but it is a common knowledge that breast feed reduces

sutika vata, returns the weight to previous figure and flattens the belly to

original shape along with suppressing menses till baby is nursing. No case with

breast cancer has come up yet to authors notice/knowledge, where a number of

babies were nursed to more than a year.

 

Dr Bhate