i want to know what causes fiberals in women and what can i do to get rid of it?

Question

i was told by the doctor that i have fiberal and i should do surgery but i dont feel like having someone cuting my stomac right now i want to know if there is something else i could use to get rid of it

Answer 1

The problem with fibroid tumors can simply be resolved by restoring
proper progesterone levels, which restores normal growth and shedding
of the endometrium.

Recommendations for healing fibroids by Dr. John Lee:

WHAT TO DO:

*Use natural progesterone cream.

*Eat a plant-based, fiber rich diet (at least 20-30g fiber per day)

*Take a liver-supporting and detoxifying herbal formula that includes
the following herbs: Bupleurum, milk thistle (silybum marianum),
barberry or goldenseal, burdock root, yellow dock, dandelion root.
{the Green Qi would be great for this-Rhonda}

*Take a uterus-healing herbal formula that includes some or all of
the following herbs: myrrh, red raspberry, cayenne, Bupleurum, yarrow,
vitex and lady's mantle (Alchemilla mollis)

*Use a castor oil pack 2-4 times a week (many books on herbal healing
have instructions on how to make and use a castor oil pack.)

WHAT TO AVOID:

*Unopposed estrogen

*Dairy products

*Feed-lot meats (eat only range-fed, organic meats free of drugs and
pestiside residue)

*Coffee (heavily sprayed with DDT)

Taken from Dr. John Lee's book- "What Your Doctor May Not Tell You
About Premenopause."


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Blessings~
Michelle Jones

Answer 2

Fibroid?

Fibroids are non-cancerous growths that form on the muscular walls of the uterus. They range in size from microscopic, to masses that fill the entire abdominal cavity (the largest ever documented in the scientific literature was 140 lbs!). Fibroids consist of dense, fibrous tissue which are nourished and sustained by a series of blood vessels. Very common; approximately 40% of women are affected.

No one is really sure why they form, but it is thought to be attributed to estrogen production.

Uterine embolization is a relatively new, non-surgical way to treat them. Early data indicates that UE is as effective as surgical myomectomy in the patient population studied. There are also certain medications such as Lupron which can be used to shrink them. There are also a few anecdotal reports that Traditional Chinese Medicine can be used as an alternative therapy (under the guidance of an expert in TCM).

In severe cases, hysterectomy may be needed, but that should never be considered as a first-line treatment.

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/uterinefibroids.html is a good site to learn more.

Good luck and feel better.

Answer 3

If you are talking about fibroids, they are estrogen dependent. There are drugs that block estrogen so that they shrink up and go away.

Answer 4

do you mean fibroids,well if they are big they will need surgery,sometimes they shrink on their own if you are going thru the menopause