Fybroids
The occurence of fybroids in the uterus is much more common than women often believe. Up to eighty percent of women manifest them at some point during their reproductive years, although most of them don’t display symptoms, as the fybroids are usually tiny.
Fybroids can cause serious symptoms including but not limited to swelling in the abdomen, and frequent urination or digestive complaints, depending on where a large fybroid is located. They might also cause painful or heavy periods, and you may experience pain during sexual intercourse if your fybroid is located near the cervix. However some women do not go for a diagnosis until the fybroids start to cause symptoms. This is not because they do not want to go but they are not aware of any problems.
Many methods of detecting fybroids exist. Physicians may be able to feel for them in a routine pelvic exam, or utilize an ultrasound to figure out whether you have fybroids, and how big the tumors are. Doctors can also detect them with an x-ray, CAT scan, or hysterosalpingogram. Some techniques of getting a diagnosis are drastic, including laparoscopic surgery or a hysteroscopy, both of which are invasive procedures that require anaesthetic.
A doctor might offer you two choices, depending on how severe the fybroids are: pharmaceuticals, or surgical procedures. The pharmaceuticals usually prescribed for fybroids are forms of birth control pills that introduce artificial progesterone into your body in order to stop fybroids from growing, but they also have the ability to prevent pregnancy.
Another drug called a gonadotropin releasing hormone agonist can be recommended so that the body may produce lesser hormones. Its side-effects can be harsh because it can bring on a condition close to menopause. In other words, you may experience hot flashes, lack of sleep, lessened sex drive, despondency, aching joints and a loss of bone density. They are also not a favourable alternative if you desire to become a mother.
Surgical options also exist for fybroids. These options include a hysterectomy, myomectomy, or Uterine Fybroid Embolization. Many women do not wish to have surgery because they fear undergoing an invasive procedure, so they search for treatments that are not invasive and do not have side effects.
Usually, I advise clients with fybroids to change what they eat. Consuming more organic vegetables and fruits, and reducing the amount of dairy and meat products eaten, can help. The reason for this is that much of the food you buy at the grocery store has been chemically treated during its life, which causes your fybroids to grow faster.
The only way to remove the chemicals from your body is a 28-day body cleanse. To cleanse your body you increase your consumption of vegetable superfoods,which are foods that have a high phytonutrient content. these help the body circulate these chemicals out. This is necessary because our bodies cannot digest the chemicals. This causes them to build up, and is why fybroids get worse and worse as you age. The chemicals just build up and cause fybroid growth at an exponetial rate.
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