Counseling And Genetic Testing for Familial Cancers Questions

Hello Zeri

Yes there is treatment for Polycystic Ovaries. Most tiny cysts tend to dissolve by themselves but tend to reappear and sometimes bigger ones are also formed. Also there are other symptoms such as spotting in ur case . A gynecologist can give you hormonal treatment to keep levels in control and If you wish u can start homeopathic treatment which will help treat pcod and your health in general.

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I have evaluated your query thoroughly. Rather than scarring, just get an ultrasound and size of the fibroid. Small, asymptomatic fibroids can always be kept under observation as of 2 -3 cm size. It is not urgent to get pregnant, but as the fibroid increases in size, then there are difficulties in conceiving, so just keep the size under check every 6 months by ultrasound. Many fibroids even stay as same size for years also, some grow f...more

Aurrum mur 3x 2 tab twice, fraxinus Q 15 drop twice with water, apis 30 and calc. Flour 30 twice daily for 1 month. Than tell me.

Check for thyroid also and other hormone. Get your lifestyle healthy way and start doing exercise, high fibre diet, stop eating junk food. If hormone imbalance get back in hormonal therapy.

Keep personal hygiene. Wear only cotton inner wears. Take homoeopathic or unani medicines for early, permanent relief and these medicines are very safe without any side effects.

It must be because of hormonal reasons. Ask her to lose weight.
If her periods are not regular consult a gyenecologist.

Appetite stimulants, although efficacious in treating malnutrition in CF, should only be prescribed if decreased food intake secondary to inadequate appetite is the principal cause of the malnutrition and all other contributing factors have been assessed, ruled-out or treated. the use of several appetite stimulants used in CF and other diseases to improve appetite and maximize caloric intake

The normal number of WBCs in the blood is 4,500 to 11,000 WBC per microliter (4.5 to 11.0 × 109/L). Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different labs. Some labs use different measurements or may test different specimens. Talk to your doctor about your test results. The increase suggests cancer of wbc.

Hello lybrate user, have healthy diet, avoid junk food. Avoid oily food. Add more green veggies and fruits in diet. Have more fiber rich food like carrots, spinach, beans, etc.; drink plenty of water, 7-8 glass per day. Have more healthy protein in diet like grains, low fat milk, fish, etc.; avoid stress.
Take homeopathic treatment for your overall health issues. Homeopathy have great results in PCOD and gallstone. It is safe, natural and holistic way of treatment. Natural homeopathic medici...more

If you are asymptomatic. No need of further evaluation. Just follow. But if you have any gastro intestinal symptoms consult gastro- enetrologist. Actually it's difficult to evaluate small size sub centermeter lymph node. Sometime they having no significant. So need to clinicaly correlation.