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many ruptured cysts pain all the time getting worse 25

Hi I am asking anyone with info for help!I am 25 years old 2 years agon on 9-11-01 I had a hysterctomy but they left my ovaries which worried me a bit cause that is what i went in for in the first place.They found so many scars that were puling and just causing everything to stretch in there horribly it was causing me unbearable pain.And after the surgery it really did seem to help except I keep on getting cyst usually 2 a month and they always rupture causing me bad pain.And the thing is is when I go to the dr they take the wait and see approach which they want to wait for only 2 weeks which I have told them they rupture they said well 2 weeks is a short time and then at the end of the week it ruptures everytime.I was wonderiung if they keep rupturing that is not good right?And also they keep making me get worse in pain and symptons like I have diarhea now and horrible pain in my belly was shaking so bad last night could not stop I knew I had one and was going to go to Dr on Tuesday but it has ruptured what to do I want my ovaries out what do you think?Pain all the time please help?
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I am 22 with one young child, and I have had ovarian cysts since I was 17 (diagnosed). I have had 3 rupture--the first two sent me to the ER, but by the third time I'd figured it out and just dealt with it at home!! (It's not like they'll do anything for them, anyway) In my research, I have discovered that the biggest cause (and cure) for Ovarian Cysts (or POS) is DIET. Specifically, hormones in the food we eat and sugar. I have, through personal experience, found the elimination of both to be highly successful in eliminating any problems I've had!

It's hard to give up sugar at first, but it really is poison to our systems, and once you've been off it for awhile, you won't want to eat it again! Beware, though: you will probably have INTENSE sugar cravings. Ignore them. Tell yourself: "What's more important--having this sugar-filled thing or not having any more ovarian cysts?" And as far as hormones in food are concerned, just make sure you're drinking organic milk (and eating organic dairy products) and the meat you buy is hormone- and antibiotic-free. You will notice a HUGE difference in a month or two!! If you can afford it, eat as much organic food as possible--especially fruits and veggies. There are other things--supplements, teas, various herbs--that can help, too, but I'd have to write an awful lot!! If you'd like any more info, email me at ***@**** , I'd love to hear from you!!

Good luck, all!
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I am 24 and have had problems with cysts since the age of 17. I now have 3 cysts on my right ovary, I have been doped up on pain killers for the past three days while waiting to see my OBGYN. I have not had a period in three years. I'm not on birth control. I'm at a loss. I have hair that grows on my face (and other odd out of place areas), hotflashes, no periods, weight gain and cysts. The doctors I see don't take the time to really explain things to me. I'm tired of being doped up and I'm really worried about the cysts becoming cancerous. My aunt and grandmother both had historectomies in their 20's. Any words of support or similarities? Any advise?

Thanks, SWEETMELISSA :)
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I was told I had a complex ovarian cyst that has ruptured.And I also  found out today I had a Hemorrhagic Ovarian Cyst that has ruptured that happened on Sturday and now I have a dermoid cyst on my left ovary I have had 3 cysts in one month on my ovaries, I was worried about getting ovarian cancer and what my chances are with getting these abnormal cyst that keep rupturing?Do you have any advise for me please help me??????
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