Endometriosis and ovarian cysts

[Guest guest]

Any advice for a 21 year old with new diagnosis of endometriosis and

ovarian cysts. I did a search through the posts and didn't find

anything. Thanks in advance.

[Guest guest]

progesterone is supposed to be very good at reversing damage caused by excess

estrogen (like endo.) Also look at the diet cut out all non organic milk and

meat as those are loaded with the xenoestrogens they load up the animals with.

There are also beauty products that contain xenoestrogens, but I am not fully

conversant with them. Just changing my milk seemed enough for me, but I was

not as far gone as endo. I would also recommend a body cleanse.

 

So I would say

body cleanse

progesterone treatment

and possibly an herbal hormone balencing treatment.

Ramona

 

Quoting cherokeewo <cherokeewo:

 

> Any advice for a 21 year old with new diagnosis of endometriosis and

> ovarian cysts. I did a search through the posts and didn't find

> anything. Thanks in advance.

[Guest guest]

Good morning,

In doing a

search on google.com, here are some web sites I came across that may help:

http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0NAH/is_9_32/ai_94639448

 

http://www.positivehealth.com/permit/Articles/Womens%20Health/good4.htm

http://www.whatreallyworks.co.uk/start/kidszone.asp?article_ID=642

 

Also, you

might want to consider adding Apricot Kernels to your diet. They are high in

Vitamin B-17, which has known capabilities to conquer cancer cells, not to say

you have this issue, but I know from personal experience that the issues you

mentioned can lead to it if not addressed. Here are some sites to provide you

with info specific to this topic:

http://www.cancure.org/laetrile.htm

http://www.apricotpower.com/store/default.asp?id=gadvitaminb17

http://curezone.com/foods/laetrile.html

 

These will

lead you to many other links which should provide you with a plethora of

information to assist you in a course of action.

 

HTH,

Rori

 

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Any advice for a 21 year old with new diagnosis of endometriosis and

ovarian cysts. I did a search through the

posts and didn't find

anything. Thanks in advance.

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

I had both at the age of 12. I was in full mentapause by the age of

14 - irreversable damage! My Dr. told me pregnancy can heal

endometriosis; however, by the time the cause of my pain was found and

titled, my tubes were completely full of endometriosis and pregnancy

would have killed me. By the time I was 17 I had undergone 4

surgeries and had lost all my female parts along with 3feet of

intestines.

 

I say all this not to scare you but to beg you to seek out a

professional that will help you kill the ill. It seems as though you

are doing this. I am 35 now, and all this happened many years ago.

The only thing I know to suggest is pregnancy if it isn't too late.

 

Best of luck and well wishes to you.

 

Elise

 

herbal remedies , " cherokeewo " <cherokeewo@h...>

wrote:

>

> Any advice for a 21 year old with new diagnosis of endometriosis and

> ovarian cysts. I did a search through the posts and didn't find

> anything. Thanks in advance.

>

[Guest guest]

Hello, I am VERY new here... but wanted to chime in a bit about this.

 

I am 47, daughter is now 17. She was my 5th child (and last). She has had ovarian cysts since she was 13... 2.5 years ago she was put on the "ortho evra" patch (like taking a anti-conception pill only she changes the patch every week for 3 weeks.. leaves it off a week and so on). The cysts have stopped growing but are "still there". She has had several friends who had surgeries and now none of them can have children. She is hoping to be able to wait till she is married at 25 (after college). She would make a terrific mom (once she is out of these teen years... what a bother they can be now! LOL!!). I know she was pretty scared when one doctor told her she would never have kids.. was in tears for weeks until I took her to her regular doctor who assured her she could.

 

My oldest daughter had them too but not badly enough (at first) to interfere with having kids.. She had a son, then a molar pregnancy, then a healthy son, then a series of cysts, etc and within a couple of years, her daughter (she has tied her tubes so she can't have more). She is grateful she has had her 3 children by the age of 25 (happilied married, went through college while pregnant and working full time). Terrific mom.

 

ME??? I am the oddball in the family.. only one past the age of 40 to be intact. Everyone else on both sides of my family (including my sister) has had total hysterectomies by 40. I chalk it up to breastfeeding 5 kids <G>.

 

I just am sharing to give you some hope... there ARE things that can be done to continue your ability to have children but you might want to see your doctor. I have been practicing herbal therapies for over 10 years now and am still learning more all the time...

 

Hugs

Terri

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

With all due respect, Elise, I would wonder why you would recommend

pregnancy if you did not have pregnancy " cure " your endometriois? It

did not work for me that way. Even tho I have heard this recommended

for women many times. I had a pregnancy and endometriosis AFTER the

pregnancy. Pregnancy was not a cure for me. I still ended up having

a hysterectomy when my only child was about 4 years old. And I went

into menopause in my early 30's because of it. I do not have an

answer to offer, just a little comment given from the heart. tang

 

herbal remedies , " Aura Elise "

<desertmoonlilly> wrote:

>

> Hi,

>

> I had both at the age of 12. I was in full mentapause by the age

of

> 14 - irreversable damage! My Dr. told me pregnancy can heal

> endometriosis; however, by the time the cause of my pain was found

and

> titled, my tubes were completely full of endometriosis and

pregnancy

> would have killed me. By the time I was 17 I had undergone 4

> surgeries and had lost all my female parts along with 3feet of

> intestines.

>

> I say all this not to scare you but to beg you to seek out a

> professional that will help you kill the ill. It seems as though

you

> are doing this. I am 35 now, and all this happened many years

ago.

> The only thing I know to suggest is pregnancy if it isn't too late.

>

> Best of luck and well wishes to you.

>

> Elise

>

> herbal remedies , " cherokeewo "

<cherokeewo@h...>

> wrote:

> >

> > Any advice for a 21 year old with new diagnosis of endometriosis

and

> > ovarian cysts. I did a search through the posts and didn't find

> > anything. Thanks in advance.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Ok MTC

worth. After our third pregnancy, lost first, anyway the doctor my wife had at

the time told us, this is way before our convert days to natural, that with the

cysts and endro, my wife would DIE in a matter of

years unless he did a total. We were too uneducated to get a second. We let him

mutilate my wife. He then said she would need ERT for the rest of her life and

said the med would be sent to her in the mail and insurance did not cover it

and it would be $20.00 a month. For three years my wife took the pill

faithfully. Then one day we went to the doctor and the NP seen us. She told us

that if it was her she would not take the med that doctor put my wife on. We

asked why, we were told that the doctor in question was doing a human study for

a private med company on this new ERT pill, the testing was not approved by the

FDA and did not know he or the company was doing it. She also told us that the

doctor was under investigation and he will most likely going to jail. The other

two doctors in the office took his patients and my wife got a good one. Her new

doctor looked over her records and said she would have been ok with her condition

for the rest of her life because it was a mild case and could have been

treated. We asked her new doctor what was in the pills she had been taking and

he said that he did not know and the company was being closed down and their

records sealed. To this day 14 years later we do not know what she had been

given. I would tell any woman to get a second, third and fourth opinion before

letting a doctor gut her. The are natural ways to help

reduce the effects and at the very least there are meds that if someone will

not go natural the help control it. Doctors get huge payments for ripping the

guts out of a person and they will tell you every time it NEEDS to be done. I

know people right now living with it. If you can avoid it do it, please keep

your organs, you will regret the change of life before your time. I hate seeing

my wife suffer worse then she would have if everything was left alone.

 

 

Poneyboy

 

 

 

herbal remedies [herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of Terri Alberts

Thursday, October 27, 2005 11:18 AM

To:

herbal remedies

Re: Herbal Remedies - Re:

Endometriosis and ovarian cysts

 

 

Hello, I am VERY new here... but

wanted to chime in a bit about this.

 

 

 

 

 

I am 47, daughter is now 17. She was

my 5th child (and last). She has had ovarian cysts since she was 13... 2.5

years ago she was put on the " ortho evra " patch (like taking a

anti-conception pill only she changes the patch every week for 3 weeks.. leaves

it off a week and so on). The cysts have stopped growing but are " still

there " . She has had several friends who had surgeries and now none of them

can have children. She is hoping to be able to wait till she is married at 25

(after college). She would make a terrific mom (once she is out of these teen

years... what a bother they can be now! LOL!!). I know she was pretty scared

when one doctor told her she would never have kids.. was in tears for weeks

until I took her to her regular doctor who assured her she could.

 

 

 

 

 

My oldest daughter had them too but

not badly enough (at first) to interfere with having kids.. She had a son, then

a molar pregnancy, then a healthy son, then a series of cysts, etc and within a

couple of years, her daughter (she has tied her tubes so she can't have more).

She is grateful she has had her 3 children by the age of 25 (happilied married,

went through college while pregnant and working full time). Terrific mom.

 

 

 

 

 

ME??? I am the oddball in the

family.. only one past the age of 40 to be intact. Everyone else on both sides

of my family (including my sister) has had total hysterectomies by 40. I chalk

it up to breastfeeding 5 kids <G>.

 

 

 

 

 

I just am sharing to give you some

hope... there ARE things that can be done to continue your ability to have

children but you might want to see your doctor. I have been practicing herbal

therapies for over 10 years now and am still learning more all the time...

 

 

 

 

 

Hugs

 

 

Terri

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I would like to recommend the book " What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Pre-

menopause " by Dr. Lee. He goes into detail about estrogen dominance and the

ailments it

can cause such as endometiosis and ovarian cysts. I have had fibrocycstic

breasts which is

also caused by estorgen dominance. It is very hard not to be estrogen dominant

in our

society because of all the hormones in the food supply and the xenoestrogens in

the

environment. As long as I use progesterone cream, I have no problems with the

fibrocyctic

breasts. I also try to only eat organic food, use safe cleaners, do not use

mainstream

shampoos, soaps, moisturizers, etc. because of the parabens (xenoestrogen) and

other

additives that the manufacturers use. One thing I need to mention is that since

this book

was written, they have found out about parabens being so bad for you so some of

the

recommended products in his book are no longer recommended.

 

The best progesterone cream I have found is from: http://www.altmednetwork.net/

whealth/progest_crm.html

[Guest guest]

Well I'm not one to recommend surgery but in some cases it seems to be the best. 21 is much too young. I was 30 and had 2 boys i had pain for 10 years doctors never helped me said it was in my head.. By the time i was 30 i had everything taken out except one ovary. I feel soooooo much better and never had any problems i'm almost 43 and have not gone through the change as of yet my dr was very good. My uterus slipped through my abdominal wall and i had cysts ..very painful.. i would suggest do your research and make your own decision take some time in doing it and in the mean time eat right and exercise this can help.. much successPoneyboy <poneyboy wrote:

 

 

Ok MTC worth. After our third pregnancy, lost first, anyway the doctor my wife had at the time told us, this is way before our convert days to natural, that with the cysts and endro, my wife would DIE in a matter of years unless he did a total.

 

 

 

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