i have three cyst in uterus and gyn.adviced contraseptive tablet but i have liver insufficency so can i use it
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No one should seek advice on Yahoo Answers as to what medication they should or should not be taking for a particular condition.  If you are not comfortable with what your gyn has told you, get a second opinion.
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I have had two beautiful sons, and have had a chronic cyst on my right ovary as well, for a long time.  They can get larger, then rupture, then be smaller for a while and then get larger again.  The DR will likely just keep an eye on it during your pregnancy to make sure it isn't hindering anything, but other than that there shouldn't be any problems from it.  Other than the fact, as you already know of course, they are not particularly comfortable.  GL!
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First off, you should take your antibiotics they way they are prescribed, and you should not keep "extras" around to self treat.  Bacteria are drug specific, and the wrong drug won't necessarily kill them.  What you might do is kill off the good bacteria in your gut and give yourself a whopping case of the trots.  The Tylenol is above the recommended dosage, and although it likely wouldn't do noticeable harm, it will do something to your liver as it tries to filter out the excess.   If you have a nice healthy liver, it will be okay, for now.  But it's a little more damage that your liver probably doesn't need, and could do without.  On the other hand, if your liver isn't quite so healthy, it could just be the final straw.   That means going on the waiting list for a transplant, and providing you get one in time, a lifetime on immune system depressants so you don't reject it and die.\n  So will it hurt you this time?  Probably not, but it's not really a chance worth taking.  If you are really sick, go see the doctor and be treated properly.
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In most cases no, but if you are taking  meds and are having abnormal spotting, call your doc.
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Okay, I am a nurse and am also in pain management due to cancer. Norco 10/325 is exactly what I take. It is the new Lortab. The 325 is the amount of acetaminophen in with the 10 milligrams of codeine. They lowered the amount of acetaminophen from 500 because of the problems that it causes on the liver. Yes, you can take ibuprofen in between. You can take up to 800mgs every 6 hours. Just watch your stomach and I wouldn't suggest you take both continuously, just when you are really hurting. The ibuprofen will probably help more than the Lortab. Hope you feel better soon.
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Has your doctor sent you to a specialist?  Doctors are not omniscient and should be able to recognize when they've reached their limits.\n\nI will also point out that there are a couple more options available to you:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibroids#Treatment\n\nI had a similar (though not as bad) problem with fibroids. I had the uterine arterial embolization mentioned in the above article, and it worked outstandingly.  Since the UAE, I have only enough period to let me know the plumbing is still working. \n\nI did not have the HIFU treatment, but it sounds completely non-surgical and thus you wouldn't have to deal with the problems that other techniques have.\n\nWhen I was researching the UAE, I noticed from some support groups this trend:  women with a lot of small fibroids did better with UAE, while women with one large fibroid did better with myomectomy.  And when I say large, I mean a fibroid that is being talked about in terms of months, e.g. one fibroid that makes a person look three or five months pregnant.  The advantage that UAE has for the first group is that the UAE killed all of the fibroids no matter what size, whereas the myomectomy only addresses fibroids that can be seen.  \n\nHowever, at this point if I needed to be treated again, I would go with the HIFU first to see how that helped and then go with the UAE if HIFU didn't work.  I personally would not even let the Lupron near me - that essentially creates an artificial menopause.  \n\nNote that I'm not even mentioning hysterectomy.  I might have considered that if everything else failed, but it would have had to be a life-threatening, no other treatment had worked at all situation.\n\n\nIn the meantime, here's a couple more things I found:\n\nCholesterol is a precursor chemical to estrogen, and it is the estrogen that is causing the problems.  I recommend highly that you go on a cholesterol reducing lifestyle: \n1.  Minimize animal fats - especially sausages, bacon and (sadly) cheese.  I would not eliminate beef as it is high in dietary iron, which is absorbed more easily than supplements.\n2.  Eliminate ANY deep-fried foods.  Even foods fried in unsaturated fat has excess amounts of trans-fatty acids that cause LDL cholesterol.\n3.  Take niacin in a time-released multi-B formula.\n4.  Exercise as much as you can.\n5.  Iron - vitamin C increases absorption and calcium reduces absorption.  Add lemon or lime juice to steak and any other iron source you consume; if you are eating steak, don't have cheese or milk products, even if they are fat free.  Also, don't take a calcium supplement when you take your iron supplement, and do take a vitamin C supplement.\n\nGood luck, and I hope you get the treatment you need.
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recently there was a nes article in "the times of India" daily paper,\nthat the ingtriedients are not uniformly distributed in a tablet and the main medicine is mixed with binding agents, so breaking a tablet into two or grinding it into powder form does not reduces the dose concentration(i.e. gm per volume)rather in some cases like ibrufane , it can be harmful to intake broken tablet.\nbetter consult a doctor
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I'd be more concerned about the effect of the anesthesia you will be undergoing next week. Make sure you have a pregnancy test before the surgery - some anesthetics are known to cause severe problems for a fetus - and discuss this with the anesthetist a few days before the surgery. Also talk with your maxillofacial surgeon (the one pulling the teeth) to make sure he takes the necessary course of action.\n\nMost painkillers will have some contraindications on the package. If not, call the pharmacist to see if there is a risk to the fetus. I don't think there are problems with an analgesic (Tylenol, etc.). You may wish to look at topical compounds (direct application) as opposed to general compounds (attacks pain everywhere), and make sure you find something safe to take for AFTER your surgery, as the pain will not entirely go away.
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Birth control pills is good also to prevent the formations of cyst in the oavrian and to shrink them too, because of a condition known as Policysit Ovariun.\nI don't know from where he and you got the information that birth control is responsable for 70% of defective baby !!!!!\nWhat is really going on between the two of you is he wants to get you pregnent, so if you don't want this be careful.\nHe seems to be a very controled person that wants things done by his wishes and not being resonable on listening to you and respecting your opinion and choices....the wosre is him frating to leave you if you don't do what he wants....Well, today is the birth control, tomorrow he will frat  to leave you again if you don't do what he wants...If you really want to make your point about birth control, get an appointment with your gynecologist and ask him to come with you, there, with a specialist he won't be able to use this ridiculous argument, than I can bet, he will say something Iike I don't care what doctors say or you stop with the pill or I leave you.\nThe thing isn't about the sides effects of brith control pill but is him to get what he wants without being honest with you and tell you his real reasons....perharps if he tells he will feel obligated to you and he doesn't that.\nI would leave him, not only for the frat which is inmature, ignorant and selfish, but for the fact of him being a person whom don't value your opinion and don't give you the right of make your own choices and decisions. \nI hope you don't get upset with what I just told you, but I have good intentions on trying to give you a good advice.
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Just see your gynecologist.  He will do a complete exam, get a current history and, if there are no contra-indications, will put you back on the pill.
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From what I can find, it looks to be considered "moderately safe" and is used sometimes to prevent contractions in women who are having premature labor.  If your OB/GYN prescribed it during your pregnancy, it should be safe.  If you are unsure, you should call your pharmacist and OB/GYN.
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They can rupture causing extreme pain and sometimes bleeding that may require surgery to control. If you have numerous cysts that rupture it can lead to scarring of the ovaries and possibly infertility.  Many women have cysts at some point that rupture they have some pain but associate it with pulled muscles or bad cramps.  Persistent pain or chronic cysts may indicate other medical issues that need to be treated. You need to see your OBGYN and talk with him or her about cysts, treatment options and how they can affect your fertility. Women with multiple cysts should be checked out for poly cystic ovarian syndrome. there is a medication called Metformin that is very useful in treating this disorder and in many cases has restored fertility in some women.
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I wouldn't think so since they are all natural.  Anti-biotics are the only thing I know of that will interfere with the pill.\n\nhttp://www.angelic1healing.com
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Yes, and it should be.  I had it when I was pregnant (courtesy of my ex-husband) and we both Had to be treated with an antibiotic because it was causing me to bleed from an inflamed cervix.
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i haven't heard of portia specifically but you really need to ask your gyno about it.  if you really do want to use a pill you should just stick to the more known brands like Ortho-Cyclen and such.  the patch is no longer available, it was recalled.
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I have had both and had no symptoms with either.  I believe a cyst can go away on its own and fibroids must be surgically removed.  I currently have 4 small fibroids, I had no clue.  When I was younger I used to get really bad stomach pains, the doctor said I had an ovarian cyst and the only way to get rid of it would be to go on the pill or get pregnant.  Well, at 16 I wasn't really prepared to do either.  I eventually quit having the pains luckily.   These are just my personal experiences.  My mom had a fibroid tumor removed at age 30 by hysterectomy.  Luckily it was noncancerous.  You can do some more medically correct research here...
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Ovarian cysts are estrogen-driven. They live (and die) according to how much unopposed estrogen is coursing through your body.\n\nIf your infertility is due to the cyst, you can solve both problems in one shot!\n\nNatural progesterone cream has been shown to alleviate some ovarian cysts. It is also a fertility aid, especially in cases where miscarriage has occurred repeatedly.\n\nPlease email so that I can send you the articles I have about it!\n\nAlso, take a look at Dr. John Lee's website at http://www.johnleemd.com. He talks about progesterone use in treating ovarian cysts, and in infertility treatments.