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Ovarian Tumor

An ovarian tumor refers to abnormal cell growth in the ovaries. In the initial stages, an ovarian tumor does not cause any noticeable symptoms. Some of the symptoms of ovarian tumors include abdominal bloating, weight loss, weakness, back pain, constipation, and the frequent need to urinate. An ovarian tumor develops when the cells in or around the ovaries undergo changes in the DNA. The type of cell where the tumor begins determines the type of ovarian tumor, and there are different types of ovarian tumor.

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My sister has been suffering from a tumor on her left ovary, which is 1.6" in size. Can it be treated without surgery?

Query: Hi doctor,My sister has been suffering from a tumor on her left ovary, which is 1.6" in size. We got the ultrasonography report yesterday. Can it be treated without surgery? Can homeopathy treat it? Please help.  Read Full »

Dr. Sheetal Kamble

Dr. Sheetal Kamble

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. Yes, homeopathy can help to get rid of this tumor. However, she might also need western medicine in combination with homeopathy to avoid or prevent tumor growth. Also, the treatment and prognosis depend on the type of tumor she has developed....  Read Full »

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