i have been trying to become pregnant and i have not seen my cycle since february10,2006 but i recently found out that i have cysts on my right and left ovaries and a enlarge uterus what is a enlarge uterus? i also have been noticing how i have been going to the bathroom every 3to5 min is that good are bad
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Cyst on Ovary, Enlarged Uterus, Wanting a Baby, Frequent Trips to the Bathroom?\n\nSounds to me like acidity, which may prevent you from having a baby. Want to try modern and ancient alternatives?\n\nBecoming Alkaline\nYou may want to measure your pH urine and saliva. Both should be 7.5 at all times, as I see it. If not, you may want to add more and more alkaline-forming food to your diet, until the pH is alkaline. With acidity all kinds of disorders may occur. See www.biochakra.com, Hilite article of April 2006, Only Two Diseases Possible - on acidity and alkalinity.\n\nWhen Cleaning May be Too Fast\nYet, an alkaline diet is cleansing and may cleanse too fast, which may cause an acid reaction by stirring up too quickly the toxins stored in bones and tissues. In that case, the pH would again go down despite of an alkaline-forming diet. You may have to eat less alkaline-forming food for some time and add more beans or other grounding foods to your diet, or have some of the foods your body is craving at that time.\n\nMeasuring the pH with pH Paper\nYou can get a roll of pH paper from the health food store. You use a bit of it to dip in urine and another piece to dip in saliva. The pH paper will discolor according to your pH. The color scale of the pH paper box tells you what pH you are dealing with, when you compare the color of each used piece of pH paper with the color on the pH box.\n\nAcid- and Alkaline-forming Foods\nAlkaline-forming foods are mainly vegetables and fruit.\nAcid-forming foods are mainly meat, chicken, fish, dairy.\n\nAlkaline Boosters\nCarrot beet juice is alkaline-forming, as are yams, wild rice, blueberries, ginger, green or white tea, yeast, etc. See books on alkaline food. You may want to have several kinds every day according to your pH. You may want to keep a pH list with notes your pH, the time and date and what you have consumed and experienced (emotions, environment) to see what makes you acid and what makes you alkaline.\n\nDinshah Color MedicineTM - Healing with the Speed of LightTM\nFurthermore you may want to try Dinshah Color MedicineTM, using the Dinshah color Indigo daily and once a week the Dinshah color Orange, on your belly. All is energy and nothing may be faster than healing with the speed of light, literally.\n\nDinshah Color Filters\nAll you need for Dinshah Color MedicineTM is a set of Dinshah color filters (gels; via www.biochakra.com, contact us), which you place in a simple self-made filter holder, which is taped to a regular reading lamp.\n\nHow to Use Dinshah Color MedicineTM\nYou may want to shine the colored light on your belly for 1/2 hour or an hour, every day, or may be even twice. Miracles have been reported from using the Dinshah colors. Color healing is used in advanced European hospitals. Book: Let There Be Light by Darius Dinshah; from Amazon or Barnes and Noble, Internet. Filters and How To Info (pamphlet) for $3 from www.biochakra.com.\n\nMuch alkaline success and your dream baby!\nCordially, India.Magica
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I am very sorry to hear you have endometriois. I was diagnosed with it when I was 16. I am now 24 and let me tell you, its not the most fun thing to deal with. Periods for me are very painful every month, I have pelvic pain also associtated with this now. The other people who answered were right, there is no cure, and you do have a timeline of if and when you can get pregnant. At 24 my timeline has passed, and I will never be able to bear my own children. Every case of endometriosis is different. You really shouldn't stress out over it. When you see your Dr. make sure to ask him/her ALL the questions you have. When I was first diagnosed they put me on birth control, pain pills, hormomones and testerone. But like I said it effects everyone differently. I wish you the best of luck and hope you get to feeling better soon. I sincerely feel for you.
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I would find a different doctor to go to, my dear. This is not normal for you to be bleeding like this, and it could be indicative of cysts that are bleeding. I know it may sound funny, but you could even be pregnant. I know my friend who was pregnant with her first child had her period every month. I don't know how this could happen, but it did for her. \nYou could also ask your doctor or call the nurse and ask to be put on birth control pills. That may help to regulate. I take them year round, and I don't get my period at all. Never, whatsoever. Some may disagree that this is unhealthy, but I am not unhealthy and have been doing it for a long time. You must insist on seeing the doctor. If you cannot see your doctor, see the next available one, or go to urgent care...
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Most women have probably had an ovarian cyst at one time or another, but they don't know it. Many cysts develop and disappear on their own over the course of a couple of months. There are different kinds of cysts, and the kind you had will make a difference. I had a cyst that was the size of a golf ball and didn't know it until I had a CT scan for a kidney stone. A month after the scan (after dealing with the kidney stone), I saw my gynecologist and she sent me in for an ultrasound. The cyst was completely gone. She told me that standard practice used to be to do a biopsy when the cyst was as large as mine, but now they just monitor them, and deal with them if they cause pain, bleeding, or other symptoms. \n\nIt's good that you're going to see your doctor. You should also check out this website for more details.
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Many women have cysts on their ovaries and never even know it.  Most of the time the cysts re-absorb back into the body but sometimes a cyst can become large and cause abdominal pain.  Usually if you give it time the cyst will resolve itself but in some cases it can grow larger and become an aggravating problem with continuing pain.\n\nYour Doctor will probably order an ultrasound to determine the location and size of the cyst and if there is any danger involved.\n\nAfter those results come back to him, he will recommend the proper treatment.\n\nMost of the time worst case scenario would be for them to do a Laproscopic procedure to remove the cyst if it is problematic or in my case if a cyst bursts inside your ovary, they would have to remove the entire ovary also a very minor surgical procedure.\n\nTry not to worry about it too much until you get more information from your Doctor.  What happened to me is extremely rare.\n\nGood luck and God Bless!
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It could be your ovary, food moving through your intestines, or something else.  \n\nSometimes ovaries get cysts on them.  The cysts are benign (not cancer) but can hurt.  They come and go and come and go and most of the time nothing bad happens, but very rarely one can twist or rupture.  \n\nBest to see a doctor, especially if it hurts sometimes.  More than likely, it's nothing, but it's best to see a professional.
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You ovulate around Day 15 of your cycle. (The day you start your period is Day 1).\n\nYour pain is probably caused by the surge of estrogen that happens about Day 15. It causes the ovary to release the egg.\n\nOvarian cysts are driven by estrogen. You can tame them by using a natural progesterone cream, the body's "anti-estrogen". It will balance out the estrogen, and should stop the cysts from swelling.\n\nAs a bonus - natural progesterone is used to make women more fertile! :)
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Fibroids and ovarian cysts can make it more difficult to become pregnant, and can cause miscarraige  If there was a prenancy at the time of the ultra sound ,it would have been seen. I presume you have an app't with your OB soon to discuss these results.  He/she is your best soucre of information since every case is different.  I have listed 2 web addresses below for good articles to read.   Wish you well.
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It's not unusual to have changes in your menstrual cycle that are unique to your body and experoience, so it is probably idiopathic and benign.  Keep your appointment with the doctor though because it there is a problem behind it, it can be VERY serious.\n\nI hope you feel better soon.
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there is nothing wrong here because thats what has happened to me a couple of times, it lasted for about 2 weeks perhaps a little less like 12 days, and it is a long time and i got a little worried about it. But it did stop, and when it did i was soooo relieved. My mum had no idea what was going on either, and I really didn't want to go to the doctors. And you know what else happened to me that got me worried all over again, well i missed my period for 3 whole months!! can you believe it, and i still avoided seeing a doctor, but after those three months had gone by, I got my period again and it was all back to normal, I just think that my body was going through a phase, which has never happened since, so i'm relieved about that. Just wait a little while longer and all should be back to normal very soon, but if not then I suggest seeing a doctor. =)
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without seeing the results I cant give an accurate diagnoses but the uterus is like a ballon and stretches with the growth of a baby and if you fell pregnant you maybe able to carry it till about 30 weeks or so.so go back and ask your doctor
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I can tell you first-hand about that.\nI just had my right ovary removed because the tube had filled up with fluid and it DID NOT go away after ovulation.\nSo make sure you get re-checked to see if this was caused by the ovulation or if it is more persistent like in my case.\nYou might want to consult a specialist ( like a Gynaecological Oncologist ) for another opinion,especially if there is no change in the size of your ovary.\nAbout that cyst,if it increases in size and could complicate a pregnancy,that would be a good reason to have it removed.\nI know these things can be very scary ,but consider the alternative.\nI hope everything works out well for you , and you will be in my prayers.
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Go to the Doc's and ask about "Endometriosis" (I hope I spelled it right) LOL.... But it's sounds like that's what you have! Nothing horrible but basically it means you have a "tipped" uterus. I have 4 kids but it took me almost 3 yrs to get pregnant with my first one!My period's are real bad and I have cramps like you wouldn't believe too. So go to the Doc's and ask him about this! You'll be ok, I promise!! And this one website is good to www.webmd.com i love it!!!! Let me know!! Good luck!!!
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You don't say how long this has been or how old you are. There could be many reasons, one of which is appendicitis. You should really go to an emergency room to be checked if it is your lower right side. \n\nIt could also be a problem with an ovary if you are a female.\n\nYou need to be checked ASAP. It is not something that you want to wait to find out about.
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Well, it really depends.  Are you getting just the uterus out or the ovaries, too.\n\nI had just my uterus out because of sever bleeding.  It was the best thing ever.\n\nI felt a bit tired and a bit sore for about two or three weeks.  Then I got better.  For a few months, if I went on long walks or did quite a bit of lifting, I had some pulling pain (not bad) on the insicion line.  Other than that, no problems.\n\nI had no beleding afterwards.  That meant I got stronger quickly.  I no longer have to worry about carrying "supplies" or counting vacations for the right time of month.  I feel very free.  Sex did not change at all, except that it is never a bad time.  (Of course, there is the usual first few weeks when you don't to let it heal.)  But there was no change in sensations for either me or my husband.  The only thing I can not do that I used to do was get pregnant, but I have four kids, so it is good enough.\n\nTry to relax.  Most people I have talked to say it was the best thing they ever did.  If you have your ovaries out, then you can expect some hormonal changes, but your doctor should be helping with managing those.
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I had a regular period for the longest time, and I'm almost 18. They started getting irregular about a year ago. I would skip a month, have two in one month, or it would come early. If the pregnancy tests have come back negative for all of them, I wouldn't worry about being pregnant. If you continue to stress about it, that can also make your periods skip. If you go to the doctor for a test, maybe that will ease your worrying?
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I was put on BC about 3 years ago bc my period was irregular. im regular now but they said it is a very common problem and it should not affect having children. I know someone very close to me and he doc said that she would never be able to have children bc she had cysts all over her ovary and now she has a beautiful, healthy baby girl