Health Care : Current Reviews

Abstract

Malignant ovary tumor secondary to chronic use of hormones to treat acne

Huang Wei Ling

Malignant ovary tumor is the one of highest mortality rate in gynecology cancer and the induction of this ovary cancer is releted to metabolism and exposure to estrogen. Purpose: to demonstrate that the use of hormones to treat acne is not safe and the possibility of inducing cancer in the skin could be one of the reasons to reduce the indication of these medications to treat acne. Methods: one case report, a 29-years-old women with pain in the abdomen and after doing some laboratorial exams, nothing was found. Only one ultra-sound that revealed an alteration in the right ovary that was bigger than normal and the surgery was scheduled to see what could be. In the surgery, it was done biopsy that revealed malignant tumor in the right ovary. The patient were submitted to chemotherapy, radiotherapy and started treatment with acupuncture with apex ear bloodlleting and did the chakras’energy measuremet that revealed that all the chakras were in the lowest level of energy. Homeopathy and crystal-based nedications were done to correct the energy of the chakras’ energy centers. She said that she was intaking for ten years hormones to treat acne in the skin. Results: patient need to take out all the womb and part of the ovary due to malignance . She began the use of hoemopathies according to the theory Constitutional Homeopathy of the Five Elements based on traditional Chinese medicine ands her energy returned so see quickly. That today, she still working at the local secretary and have to put an hair wig due to hair loss when using chemotherapy.

Published Date: 2021-05-30; Received Date: 2021-04-10