What connection does fibroids have with addiction to chocolate and how to cure fibroids without sugery?
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The regular use of the following Homeopathic Prescription will regulate all irregularities in your periods.\n1.PSORINUM 1M just one dose per week.\nFollowed by 4 tablets each of the following Tissue Salts at least 3 times a day half hour before meals:-\n\n1.CALCAREA PHOS 6X\n2.FERRUM PHOS 6X\n3.NATRIUM MUR 6X\n\nAll of these are Side Effects free Homeopathic Remedies.\nTake care and God Bless you ! \n\nP.s.\nIf the remedies don't make a difference in a week.\nI would advise you to please put up more details about yourself and tell us exactly how and what you feel in your own words.So  i can amend or correct your treatment.\nTake care
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eat lots of pork and chocolate, both contain high levels of dopamine.  It'll substitute the addiction you had for this person.  But exercise while at it, otherwise you'll get fat and nobody will love you.
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No, asthma and chocolate, as well as other sweets, are not related.  Asthma is a condition of your respiratory system, not your gastronomic system.  You're fine to eat what you please as long as you don't have an allergic reaction.
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If you're in pain, and there's a cure, why wouldn't you have surgery and get it over with. Fibroid tumors are not a big thing, but can (rare but possible) develop into a bigger problem, which I'm sure your doctor told you. If you trust your doctor, go with their recommendation. If you're unsure, get a second opinion.
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These are cysts that form when endometrial tissue (the type that lines the inside of the uterus) invades an ovary. It is responsive to monthly hormonal changes, which causes the cyst to fill with blood. It’s called a “chocolate cyst” because the blood is a dark, reddish-brown color. Multiple endometriomas are found in the condition called "endometriosis". Although often asymptomatic, chocolate cysts can be painful, especially during your period or during intercourse.\n\nIt sounds painful, so I hope you feel better soon!
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Not in itself.\n\nHowever, there are complications of the condition that may require further surgery. But that decision won't be faced unless the surgeon sees something during the periscope or path results on the fibroids show an abnormality.\n\nYour surgeon will be the person to tell you more about that though.
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Has your doctor sent you to a specialist?  Doctors are not omniscient and should be able to recognize when they've reached their limits.\n\nI will also point out that there are a couple more options available to you:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibroids#Treatment\n\nI had a similar (though not as bad) problem with fibroids. I had the uterine arterial embolization mentioned in the above article, and it worked outstandingly.  Since the UAE, I have only enough period to let me know the plumbing is still working. \n\nI did not have the HIFU treatment, but it sounds completely non-surgical and thus you wouldn't have to deal with the problems that other techniques have.\n\nWhen I was researching the UAE, I noticed from some support groups this trend:  women with a lot of small fibroids did better with UAE, while women with one large fibroid did better with myomectomy.  And when I say large, I mean a fibroid that is being talked about in terms of months, e.g. one fibroid that makes a person look three or five months pregnant.  The advantage that UAE has for the first group is that the UAE killed all of the fibroids no matter what size, whereas the myomectomy only addresses fibroids that can be seen.  \n\nHowever, at this point if I needed to be treated again, I would go with the HIFU first to see how that helped and then go with the UAE if HIFU didn't work.  I personally would not even let the Lupron near me - that essentially creates an artificial menopause.  \n\nNote that I'm not even mentioning hysterectomy.  I might have considered that if everything else failed, but it would have had to be a life-threatening, no other treatment had worked at all situation.\n\n\nIn the meantime, here's a couple more things I found:\n\nCholesterol is a precursor chemical to estrogen, and it is the estrogen that is causing the problems.  I recommend highly that you go on a cholesterol reducing lifestyle: \n1.  Minimize animal fats - especially sausages, bacon and (sadly) cheese.  I would not eliminate beef as it is high in dietary iron, which is absorbed more easily than supplements.\n2.  Eliminate ANY deep-fried foods.  Even foods fried in unsaturated fat has excess amounts of trans-fatty acids that cause LDL cholesterol.\n3.  Take niacin in a time-released multi-B formula.\n4.  Exercise as much as you can.\n5.  Iron - vitamin C increases absorption and calcium reduces absorption.  Add lemon or lime juice to steak and any other iron source you consume; if you are eating steak, don't have cheese or milk products, even if they are fat free.  Also, don't take a calcium supplement when you take your iron supplement, and do take a vitamin C supplement.\n\nGood luck, and I hope you get the treatment you need.
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Specifically a good dark chocolate. Every day chocolate (like what you see in the check out lines)  doesn't have enough real Theobroma Cacao in it to give the effects of enhancing libido.\n\nBut then again, I get pretty excited over any damn box o' chocolates
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I really don't think chocolate will do more but satisfy a craving and make you gain weight.If you are feeling weak and tired all the time,maybe you should have your dr check your hemoglobin you could be anemic,you could try some Over the counter Iron Pills.
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I have to make sure that I do not have chocolate on hand. I have found that almonds and oatmeal will quiet the craving that I have for chocolate. I don't quite know why. I have often wondered it was some nutrient or natural chemical at the root of the chocolate craving. I have found that chocolate produces an emotional lift. If your body is using the chocolate for that purpose, perhaps you could find an alternative source for that lift such as getting out in the sunshine, exercise, caffiene, sugar, St John's Wort, etc.
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I have had both and had no symptoms with either.  I believe a cyst can go away on its own and fibroids must be surgically removed.  I currently have 4 small fibroids, I had no clue.  When I was younger I used to get really bad stomach pains, the doctor said I had an ovarian cyst and the only way to get rid of it would be to go on the pill or get pregnant.  Well, at 16 I wasn't really prepared to do either.  I eventually quit having the pains luckily.   These are just my personal experiences.  My mom had a fibroid tumor removed at age 30 by hysterectomy.  Luckily it was noncancerous.  You can do some more medically correct research here...
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Truth is your an addict! You are addicted to sugar and the chocolate. Just like a person is addicted to drugs your addicted and you will need to get this out of your system just like with any drug.\nhttp://www.karlloren.com/Diabetes/p82.htm
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No chocolate!!! No eating!! It'll only make you feel worse later. I listen to music, read a good book, watch a comedy, have a good cry, talk/vent to someone who will listen. It all helps!!
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http://fibrovan.com/\nhttp://www.webmd.com/content/article/3/1680_51246.htm
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Sounds like you have dysmenorrhea which is an unusually painful and difficult period. Birth control pills have helped many women manage this.  What you should avoid drinking (and eating) are caffeine-containing products and this includes chocolate.  The heating pad advice is fine and take analgesics such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen.  There IS one other thing that resolved this for many women and that is having a baby but I don't think you want to go that far!
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Chocolate for PMS reasons. keeps the kids away from it.
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You need to have fibroid tumors checked out by a doctor. They might want to biopsy them or remove them. \nThey say cutting out the caffine in your diet will help to shrink them. But that depends on the person.\nThey can be hereditary if your mom has them you might also. Some people have them all their lives and never have any problems with them. But they are something you and your doctor should watch.