“If you have endometriosis how does this affect to your ability to get pregnant? “How is the disease treated?” Read on to discover the answers to these and other commonly asked questions.
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The ovaries are two small almond sized/shaped organs of the female reproductive system. They are located, one on each side, of the uterus. They serve an important part in fertility as they hold the ova until maturation occurs when they are dispelled through menstruation once a month in the childbearing years or conception occurs. Fluid-filled cysts may develop that grow within or on the surface of these organs as addressed about the symptoms of ruptured ovarian cysts.
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In the past several years, ovarian cysts and PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) have become common among a handful of women. About one out of every ten women will suffer from this. Here you will read an article about herbal remedies to treat polycystic ovaries and what kind of natural healing processes are available.
The pain associated with an ovarian cyst varies from mild discomfort to being excruciatingly painful. The majority of women fall in between the two extremes, and generally intense pain is only felt if the cyst ruptures as opposed to being reabsorbed. Typically, benign cysts on the ovaries develop and remedy themselves on their own – a cyst is considered benign when it is fluid filled.
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The masses of tissue cells found growing on the uterine wall are called uterine fibroids. Many women have these growths and are not even aware until they are discovered during a routine exam. Even though these would seem to be a problem, the risks of pregnancy when having uterine fibroids are seldom a danger to the mother or fetus.
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Polycystic ovarian syndrome, or PCOS, is a leading cause of infertility in the world. Having PCOS does not mean a childless future; there are treatment options available to women suffering from this condition.
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Many couples who appear to be infertile are found to ask their gynecologist what is in vitro fertilization, which is also referred to as IVF. IVF is the process where in a laboratory setting experts do all they can to ensure a sperm meets the egg on a special dish kept in a controlled setting. Sometimes this is all a couple will be able to think about when all other possibilities of getting pregnant have failed.
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Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) can affect as many as 5 to 10% of women. This is a condition where small growths called cysts appear on the ovaries. This causes the ovaries to secrete increased levels of hormones called androgens, causing various effects within the body, including infertility. In this article, we will look at what PCOS is, and discuss how to deal with very serious case of PCOS and ovarian cysts.
When an ectopic pregnancy occurs an egg implants itself outside of the uterus. In these type of pregnancies the implantation takes place in the fallopian tube, ovary, cervix or other space in the abdominal cavity. Implantations like these will not survive because the conditions are not right to grow a healthy fetus. It is common for the implantation to grow until the mass will burst the space it is growing in.
Fibroids are nonmalignant tumors in the uterus. Even though they can be annoying they rarely cause any serious complications. The most common group of women having these tumors are those who are over 30 but have not yet reached their menopause.
