What Are Ovarian Cysts and How Are They Linked With Female Infertility?

  

The ovaries are part of the female reproductive system and is the organ in which the eggs or ova (Latin for egg) are made. A woman has two ovaries, one on each side of the uterus or the vagina. Each ovary is about the size of a walnut, and each month one ovary produces an egg, which, if fertilized, becomes an embryo and then a fetus.

   This occurs when the fluid filled sacs (cysts) in the ovary. They develop when a follicle in the ovary from releasing an egg tries, but fails. In these circumstances, a bag filled with liquid remains in place the egg. Usually, ovarian cysts will go away by itself, but sometimes remain and multiply.

   Reproductive age women are more likely to suffer from ovarian cysts. However, they can affect any woman at any time in their lives. Factors and conditions that may increase the likelihood of developing (or can accompany) this problem include

    previously suffering from ovarian cysts,
    irregular menstrual cycles,
    begin menstruation at a young age (11 years or less)
    hormonal imbalances,
    certain drugs for breast cancer,
    and infertility.

  These problems are rarely cancerous and do not tend to become malignant, but may create other problems for women. The symptoms are usually not present or are ignored by a victim, and cysts are usually discovered during a medical examination or ultrasound done for other reasons. However, some symptoms in some cases

    Lower abdominal and pelvic pain,
    irregular menstruation,
    swelling in your lower abdomen and pelvic area of ​​the abdomen,
    pelvic pain, back and lower abdomen during menstruation,
    pelvic pain after exercise,
    pelvic pain during and after sexual intercourse,
    pain or discomfort and problems urinating or defecating,
    nausea and vomiting,
    bleeding between periods,
    vaginal pain,
    and infertility.

    The relationship between suffering from ovarian cysts and infertility is debatable. It can be confusing as to whether ovarian cysts cause infertility or sterility is ovarian cysts.   Most cysts disappear naturally, but depending on the size and the frequency with which the disease affects the victim, other treatments are available.

   Analgesics should be used to relieve pain, and oral contraceptive pill tends to prevent the disease from forming by stopping the ovaries from releasing an egg.

   When a cyst is a certain size and causes discomfort for the patient, or other complications can be surgically removed.  There are several types of ovarian cysts, but certainly the most fascinating is the dermoid cyst of the ovary. These cysts often teeth, hair, bones, thyroid, and its own blood supply! It has been suggested, usually reliable sources, these cysts are the remains of a child was the patient, or even the remains of a twin of a child who has been born.