Ovarian Tumors and Cysts are any swelling or enlargement due to over-growth of tissues which can either be benign or malignant. In the case of malignancy, it leads to fast proliferation of the morbid cells. A cyst is a swelling or sac filled with fluid or semi-solid matter and in most cases is a harmless over-growth except that it may increase the size of an organ, giving the latter an ugly appearance. A cystic tumor may contain cavities. In certain cases, the formation of tumors and cysts in the ovaries does not necessarily signify disease. Still, the condition should not be neglected. Ovarian Tumors and Cysts can turn to serious complication during reproduction of the female. Thus, it is advisable to go for immediate treatment once it is diagnosed.

Types of Ovarian Tumors and Cysts
The vast majority of ovarian cysts are non-cancerous (benign), although a small number are cancerous (malignant). Cancerous cysts are more common in women who have been through the menopause. The two main types of ovarian cysts are:


•Functional Ovarian Cysts - Cysts that develop as part of the menstrual cycle are usually harmless and short-lived. These are the most common type.
•Pathological Ovarian Cysts - Cysts that form as a result of abnormal cell growth; these are much less common.

Some women develop a condition called Poly-Cystic Ovary Syndrome. This condition means the ovaries contain a large number of small cysts. It can cause the ovaries to enlarge, and if left untreated, polycystic ovaries can cause infertility.

Causes of Ovarian Tumors and Cysts
Most of the ovarian tumors and cysts develop as a result of the normal function of the menstrual cycle. These are known as functional cysts. Other types of tumors and cysts are much less common.

Symptoms of Ovarian Tumors and Cysts
Symptoms of ovarian tumors and cysts are generally painless in most women and are accompanied by conditions like enlargement of abdomen, painful bowel movements, pelvic pain before or during the menstrual cycle, painful intercourse, pain in the lower back or thighs, breast tenderness, nausea and vomiting.

Diagnosis of Ovarian Tumors and Cysts
The number of diagnosis of ovarian tumors and cysts has increased with the widespread implementation of regular physical examinations and ultrasound technology.

Treatment of Ovarian Tumors and Cysts
In most cases, the cyst often disappears after a few months. Surgical treatment to remove the tumors and cysts may be needed if it is large, causing symptoms or potentially cancerous. Treatment of the Ovarian Tumors and Cysts by Magnetic Therapy is very effective. Mixed magnetized water should also be taken four times daily.