食疗部分卵巢囊肿可吃小（Dietotherapy partial ovarian cyst can eat small）.docVIP

食疗部分卵巢囊肿可吃小（Dietotherapy partial ovarian cyst can eat small） Ovarian cyst patients should pay special attention to diet. Ovarian cyst is a kind of common gynecological disease. It has the largest number of all kinds of tumors in all organs of the body. It can occur in any age group, especially in women of child-bearing age. The expert reminds: good eating habits for the prevention and elimination of cyst can play a positive role, and recommended that patients diet should eat hippocampus, turtle, hawthorn and other mushrooms with anti ovarian cancer effect of food. For pregnancy can cure cyst of the statement, experts said the specific causes of specific analysis. In general, pregnant to treat chocolate cyst of advantage, but for other types such as benign cyst, serous cystadenoma, mucinous cystadenoma and benign cystic teratoma, pregnancy can not curb the cyst were enlarged role. Medical guidance / First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine, deputy director of the two Department of gynaecology, master tutor, Dr. Zeng Cheng Pregnancy + diet may not be able to curb ovarian cysts A month ago, Miss Tang found a lump in the right ovary at a medical center. The doctor advised her to review it regularly and told her she might need an operation to remove it. Business is in the rise Miss Tang to fast spell hand middle position bathing because of his leave surgery, but also worried about the mass will continue to grow, it is more important for the future of BB will not be affected? An ovary had a chocolate cyst sister advised her to relax, said he had been in the home to find a secret teacher, listen to his words of drug and diet and early married children, giving birth to the child after it was found that small cyst. She advised Miss Tang: to give birth to a child, would be better soon! Benign cyst can eat small Some ovarian cyst is indeed can be symptomatic diet eat small. Two, deputy director of Department of gynaecology the First Affiliated Hosp