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If you had your ovaries removed, try these 5 things to help support a healthy body.
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0:00 Ovaries removed? Do this…
0:25 Side effects of removed ovaries
0:57 Remedies for removed ovaries symptoms
3:13 How to bulletproof your immune system course
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In this video, we’re going to talk about what to do if you had your ovaries removed.
30% of women have their ovaries removed.
The symptoms of ovariectomy can be:
• Significant loss of bone in your spine
• Vaginal dryness
• Depression
• Low libido
• Hot flashes
There are 5 things you can do to promote a healthy body if you had your ovaries removed:
1. Pomegranate seeds/oil - Pomegranate contains many phytonutrients that mimic estrogen.
2. Flaxseed oil - Flaxseed oil can be used as a natural version of HRT.
3. Tribulus - This is a natural compound that can increase FSH, which supports the adrenal and pituitary hormones.
4. Wild yams - This can help reduce the symptoms of estrogen withdrawal.
5. Ovatrophin PMG - This is a product from a company called Standard Process. It is a glandular extract that can really help those who don’t have ovaries.
Give these tips a try and let me know how they work for you.
Dr. Eric Berg DC Bio:
Dr. Berg, age 58, is a chiropractor who specializes in Healthy Ketosis & Intermittent Fasting. He is the author of the best-selling book The Healthy Keto Plan, and is the Director of Dr. Berg Nutritionals. He no longer practices, but focuses on health education through social media.
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Dr. Eric Berg received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1988. His use of “doctor” or “Dr.” in relation to himself solely refers to that degree. Dr. Berg is a licensed chiropractor in Virginia, California, and Louisiana, but he no longer practices chiropractic in any state and does not see patients so he can focus on educating people as a full time activity, yet he maintains an active license. This video is for general informational purposes only. It should not be used to self-diagnose and it is not a substitute for a medical exam, cure, treatment, diagnosis, and prescription or recommendation. It does not create a doctor-patient relationship between Dr. Berg and you. You should not make any change in your health regimen or diet before first consulting a physician and obtaining a medical exam, diagnosis, and recommendation. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Thanks for watching. I hope this information helps you support a healthy body after having an oophorectomy. I’ll see you in the next video.
I had a full hysterectomy over 20 yrs ago. I'm having bone loss and I can't walk straight. I'm sooooo angry that I was deceived into having this surgery. Ty Dr Berg for sharing theses health foods I'll look into them!
💞Feedback after 2 months?
Are you doing healthy keto and intermittent fasting?
Are you taking estrogen? I had hysterectomy at 24 yrs old. I had one ovary left. I was good for over 10 years then I wasn't. I did bioidentical creams for years and did well. Then started having thyroid issues. My only ovary atrophied (died, dissolved) and around 45 years old i was in bad shape. I did all these natural things, took supplements etc. I just got worse. I finally went on premarin and it is helping. I think what you put in your body is important as well as stress management, real good sleep and light exercise. But at the end day, nothing helped without premarin (estrogen). Listen to your body, it knows the answers.
Also, without estrogen you will have bone loss, prematurely age such as wrinkles, grey hair, growing facial hair etc. Since, I have been on estrogen it has slowed down and gotten better.
I know how you feel.. my dr taught me into having a full hysterectomy and I so regret it. She would not give my harmones and couple months later I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and I researched and found that I got ra probably from the surgery. I do not like drs anymore but I have to go to one to be able to get insulin.
What if you have one ovary?
Well... keep in mind...that many of us had to have them removed because we had cancer!
Well for cancer I guess its ok but for fibroids, cyst, and endometriosis No way
And how do you stop fibroids, endometriosis and cysts? Ongoing surgeries and drugs with other side effects? To be frank, there really is no solution without its own side effects and possible later-in- life complications. Women need to make sure they are making informed choices... and docs should be obligated to give them ALL info...not just steer them in a direction.
Well, I was getting anemic and had tried various things including acupuncture. Best thing I ever did and yes, ovaries were also removed. Been taking a very small amount of compunded hormones and also do resistance training. Nothing heavy but do work out daily. I'm 75 and the last bone scan that was done about 6 years ago showed I have the bones of a 24 year old. Get mammos yearly.
@@marybethleib8286 Most doctors have No clue of the true data and also more and more true data are being uncovered every year so doctors would have to be constantly learning which takes time. It's just easier for the lay person to get the knowlege and apply basic data. I personally improved my health in so many ways (not only my ovaries by far) by just applying Dr Berg's data.
Exactly! We didn't have a choice😔
It’s sad for them , all my sympathy- I love you ladies , I want you all healthy, without any parts removed due to diet ‘ environment
Thank you what a refreshing comment to see that so often is swimming in misogyny and blatant ignorance of women’s health!
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Wish we had more men like you & Dr. Eric Berg DC! Thank you for your comment
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@@rachkate76 absolutely.
Thank you Dr. Berg. I had a hysterectomy in 2010...wish they hadn’t convinced me to remove my ovaries. Still suffering...
Be careful what you wish for. ☮️
I didn't have my ovaries removed when my uterus was. I was not given a choice. I have had 2more surgeries since to remove each; the last one being in 1995. It's a battle to weigh the pros and cons. Damned if you do or don't.
Men reading this: count your blessings.
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I had them removed, my choice, since my family history of ovarian and breast cancer. I will definitely incorporate 2 or 3 of the above suggestions. Standard Process is a great company.
Have you checked all Dr Berg's videos on ovaries and healthy keto and intermittent fasting?
I'm 59 yrs old ..3 years ago My Gyn insisted on removing my ovaries and uterus ..just because a small health issue . I refused .
@@hanewal5378 check it though. don't leaveit. my friend kept her ovaries and 3 years later she is dealing with stage 3 ovarian cancer. not pretty...
Omg! A video I never knew I needed! I had mine removed when I had a full hysterectomy. I had no idea what to expect and my GP said exactly your words, "You'll be alright, you don't need them". And lo and behold years later, here is this vid! Thank you Dr Eric Berg. I am so very grateful for your work. Dr, please give guidance on general amounts/doses one should take of foods/supplements you recommend in all your videos. Thank you! 🙏💙🙏
I'm 71 and had mine removed at 28. I stopped the hormone replmnt. My moods were so bad, didn't understand why. I'm actually crying writing this after watching your video, Dr Berg. If I hadn't been so consistent talking care in everyway I know, I'd be in really bad shape, obviously. Thank you Dr Berg. I tell everyone to listen to you. XOXO
💞💞💞👏👏👏So very well done of you to educate yourself with Dr Berg's videos.
I had jud removed my two ovaries. March 17, 2023. I am now still on recovery. I don't idea about removal of ovary. I am still now depressed why because the doctor did not explained me well.
You give me hope. Thank you for that.
@Rosalie Custodio same here. I only had one removed, but my doctor did it because SHE felt it needed to be done, and I've been in hell since. Listen to Dr Berg and take care of yourself 🫂 sending you all the good vibes in the world
Hi I had mine removed in 2012 due to my breast cancer being estrogen positive. I was 35 yrs old and didn’t have any major side effects. The only thing I remember is random hot flashes for the first 2 years. Fast forward now to 2023, I’m producing too much cortisol, always stressed out and have anxiety. I take anxiety Med and somewhat relieves it. I had dexa scan in 2020 and told I have osteopenia. Now I’m m dealing with 280 cholesterol levels as well as exercise and heat intolerant. I asked several doctors if this is related to my ovary removal and same answer I get is a no. I will definitely keep watching Dr Berg. I have been looking into progesterone treatment as I can’t do estrogen treatment per my oncologist. If I could go back in time I would have declined oopherectomy. I was BRCA 1 & 2 negative but back then I was told after a second opinion that I would have longer longevity. Cancer is scary but I wish I would’ve said no. Thank God I found Dr Berg he gives me hope.
I still have my ovaries but not my uterus. I'm glad I kept them.👍👍👍 I had a great doctor which is getting rare.
I only have my right ovary and is working overtime :)
Had hysterectomy, still have my ovaries, I have been having hot flashes galore. I’m taking Dr. Bergs Estrogen with Dim. What else can I do?
@@cs7182 Dr Berg has also recommended Pueraria Mirifica. Look for this in his library video's.
@@cs7182 get rid of dairy.
@@phoenix11fenghuang ty
Age 68 now and was full of fibroids at age 44 so had total hysterectomy. The Dr had said remove it battery, spark plugs and all because it’s just a cancer factory anyway. Have had some of those symptoms and wish I had known then that it was important to keep my ovaries. 🙄
I’m so thankful for the natural health information you provide!
Even if you kept the ovaries, they "die" around 5yrs after hysterectomy. Something about being detatched from the uteri makes them deteriorate within that time frame, unfortunately. But at least you would've had them for 5yrs longer
Thank you. I have BRCA1 so made the informed choice to have them removed. With my family history of ovarian cancer and testing positive, it was a no brainer. I haven’t had any symptoms so must be lucky (my doctor recommended keeping uterus as it was unnecessary to remove it).
So what supplements do you take?
Thanks so much Dr. Berg. I was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer ( CCC) and I have my ovaries , uterus and other connected organ removed. And I do face these consequences on a daily basis. Thanks so much once again for the wonderful things you are doing for this planet. Best wishes from your Fan from Bangladesh
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I had 1 ovary taken out when I was 22 months old. It was engulfed with a softball sized tumor. I'm 53 now.
NO ONE, not even my recent natural doctor recommended any protocols for me.
Thank you for this video!!
Have you suffered any of the symptoms mentioned in this vid?
I got my left ovary removed less than a year ago (due to a tumor)...still have my right one.
Apparently, if we want health, we must become our own doctor. "Let food be thy medicine and medicine thy food" i have lost total faith in the medical system. If they cannot prescribe something they don't want you.
@@letuswrap Hmmm, first my tumor was benign. Thank God. Depression, yes, but that could have been from my upbringing. Maybe the depression IS related. I'm not certain. I do get tested for osteoporosis and so far I'm good there. Not sure if those tests reflect the spine tho. I started my menopause journey in my early 40's. The hot flashes started when that started. V-dryness yes on and off throughout the years. Libido, yes on and off throughout the years.
@@deereverywhere Exactly!
@@letuswrap how was your tumour picked up?
Ultrasound?
I had to have mine removed after experiencing major depression from PMDD. Mother and aunts and grandmother also experienced it. It saved my life. However, I always wondered why I wasn’t encouraged to take any type of supplement after. Thank you so much for this!!
I had boric acid and it fixed my PMDD
@@eurekaelephant2714 damn. I had hysterectomy eight years ago. Worst thing ever but I’d be dead now.
@@eurekaelephant2714 Pls what's PMDD?
@leat3257
If I can ask, how old were you when you had the ovaries and uterus removed?
Thanks!
@@emily.theplant 43. Eight years ago now.
Can u do a video about “Colon removed? Do this!”? I’ve been asking for this type of video for months now and would really love a video about that topic! Very little is said abt what happens to the body when the colon is removed and I’d love dr bergs take on it, for I’m sure he has info not many know about and it could help tons of people. Thanks so much!
Do you have any complications after colon removed ? Which part of colon is removed ?
Have you tried writing to him on his website? Or call him on his friday show? Your question on youtube is berried under so many comments, it's unlikely to be seen by him or his staff. But it's an important one.
Have you checked all Dr Berg's videos on the colon? Maybe he answers this question in some ways?
Thank you so much for posting this. I had an oopherectomy two years ago and struggled a lot since but no one talks about it. So thank you thank you thank you dr. Berg. I hope with this info I can start feeling better.
Feedback after 2 months?
Are you doing healthy keto and intermittent fasting?
are you taking estrogen?
Hi how are u doing today I had mine removed
WOW - Dr. BERG- what an eye opener! I had my ovaries removed when I was 32 - now 64 - have ALL of the symptoms - especially osteoporosis- I take D3 (reading 82 - here in SA normal is 60) & K2 - now I know why - I follow most of yr videos - THANKYOU for this valuable information 🙏
Based on my understanding of Dr Berg's videos, in order for vitamin D to be used by the body, one has to have enough cholesterol, magnesium, Omega3, sleep, etc. So I use a nutrients app like cronometer to ensure no deficiencies.
@@rawwoodgifts8117 Thankyou for this information - I will download the app. Most kind of you. Greetings from South Africa
@@bevleighlange3312 OMG I love SA!!
@@rawwoodgifts8117 it used to be wonderful 😪
@@bevleighlange3312 I know. I was there when it was..! I hope to be back in november... Make it all magical again, will you?
I’m 67 now Dr. Berg and sure wish I’d had this information when my ovaries were removed. I have ALL of these symptoms. Thank you for this info., Dr. Berg.
Glad you found it useful!
I wish more women knew what you now know!
Thanks doctor and could you do video for remove uterus too
Thank you for the video suggestion. I will check with Dr. Berg about doing a video on this!
Dr. Berg's Support Team.
The problem with this is most women have their ovaries removed due to cancer or the signs of precancerous so they cannot use any estrogen!
Women just can’t win.
Exactly why I’m letrozole
False
Unless you actually have ovarian cancer or pre cancer, dont let them talk you into getting your ovaries removed just in case of future cancer risk. Ask them what percentage risk there is of developing cancer. I bet they wont give you a straight answer. Then Google the percentage risk. Exactly. Its really low. So keep your ovaries if you can. Thank me later!!
This is good information for my auntie because she had a hysterectomy back in the 1980s and she has been suffering badly ever since with night sweats hot flashes depression and other issues. She's off of the hormone replacement pills due to other issues that she doesn't want to talk about so I purchased some maca powder for her from the health food store but she says that it's not working so I'm going to refer this information to my auntie, especially the Ova pmg! thank you so much Doctor 🤗
You really love your aunt😂
@@ambrosiamlinga8402
Yeah I do love my Auntie, very much but that's not why I'm trying to help her with this situation, I'm trying to help her because she's staying with me for a few months and her hot flashes🔥 mood swings😵🤪 and night sweats🌛😥 are keeping me up all hours of the dayum night and her menopause is driving me up the gat dayum wall!!🤯😩😫
@@vinessawess4401
Keep windows open at night in her bedroom and don’t cover her feet when sleeping. I don’t cover with duvet either. I hope that helps
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Have you checked Dr Berg's videos on healthy keto and intermittent fasting or prolonged fasting?
Please, doctor. We want a special episode of endometriosis. My sister has it, and we want to know the diet for this disease. thank you 😊
I the Alkaline Electric diet is good for this as well as for fibroids
Have you checked Dr Berg's videos on endometriosis, healthy keto and intermittent fasting?
Us poor women 😢 😞
THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART FOR YOUR WEALTH OF INFORMATION YOU SHARE FREELY! BLESS YOU & YOUR FAMILY!
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Dr.Berg, please talk about Hirsutism and Female pattern baldness.
Check out the Alopecia Angel Program by Johanna Dahlman!! She's legit!
Thank you for sharing! I had mine removed last year due to a exterim large fibroids surgery! And at the same day that I was going to go to surgery room my 10 year old son got diagnosed with type1diabetic. The most miserable day of my life. Before even they put me down with anesthesia I already passed out from that huge shock of my life 😰😰😰😰😰😰😰
Have you checked Dr Berg's videos on diabetes type 1?
He has a great interview of a type 1 success!
@@rawwoodgifts8117 yes, I have watched! Thank u. I have watched at least more than 100 videos on type1diabetic, read over 40 books, read 200 and more from online resources...all are lacking in information and knowledge besides dr. Berg....It is time for them to finalize the root of this disease and finally give us the forever cure. The theory of genetic is all LIE!!!!
Hi how are u doing after your surgery
When I was in my twenties I thought about having them removed! I always felt like if they were gone then my PCOS would stop.
So I've always wondered if they had have been removed what would the outcome have been? Pros and cons...
Thank you Dr berg! 🧡
You are talking my mind. I am also suffering from pcos.
@@ummeysumaiya8464 I used to suffer from it. As far as the word suffer, I don't anymore since HEALTHY keto, intermittent fasting and prolonged fasting. But yes it's still there you will always deal with it in one way shape or form. If you don't do A HEALTHY keto and intermittent fasting then you should :) that's my best advice....make it your number one goal in life to get rid of the insulin resistance. You ABSOLUTELY have to!
@@ummeysumaiya8464 had I listened to my doctors God knows what kind of shape my body would be in right now. My whole life is a teenager it was the PCOS causing everything I needed to be on birth control I needed to be on Depo Vera every single month for 10 days straight blah blah blah.... Having PCOS caused me lots of jobs lots of missed school growing up lots of opportunities. On top of anxiety and depression. Looking back and knowing what I know now about Keto and insulin resistance it was the doctors causing my pain lol. Every time I went infor a concern having to do with the PCOS there was a prescription written! Then in my thirties the resolution was to write me a script for glucophage XR AKA metformin. They put me on extended release formula 3/ 500 mg pills /day. 1500 mg a day for many years! Then they asked me what I was doing that was killing my liver LOL. I wish I knew then what I know now. Anybody reading this who has PCOS stop listening to your doctors stop taking all that medicine and do healthy keto and intermittent fasting and exercise at least 3 days To 5 days out of your week. Even if it's walking get up and do it. Otherwise if you're going to do what they say don't complain about your outcome. They're going to prescribe you something every time and they're going to blame everything on the PCOS really it's the insulin resistance you need to get rid of it. And the only way to do that is healthy keto intermittent fasting and exercise.
Susan M, i m not doing keto. I tried once but i failed (hypothyroid also).what i am doing is low glycemic index diet,no processed food,no sugar.
I do have my period regularly at 32 days interval,have a 3 year old. But still have my facial hair,thin hair the opposit of which woman cherishes. Low self esteem, body image concerns affect me.
I had gone to many doctors, they told it to be genetical. But thanks dear god,i found one doc Who forbid me eat refined carb,no medication except for hypothyroid medication
@@ummeysumaiya8464 Check out this book by Alisa Vitti called "Woman Code" she's a holistic doctor in NY who had PCOS herself and healed it. Since then she's also been healing other women!
30%??? Crazy!
Who let's them get away with that nonsense?
It’s exactly what my gp said”well they’re not working so no need to have them” I had a tumour on mine , one minute it was just getting that removed , then it was well we should just remove that one ... the doctor even said oh Insound like a car salesmen but really instead of worrying about more you or let’s just remove them both! Meanwhile I went to a natural path after that and they made it seems like they could have helped remove the Timor naturally... 35 pounds extra I’m very angry !
You are you're own advocate. We are guinea pigs for Dr's
He didn’t mention in the video that women like me needed to remove the ovaries due to cancer and it was the best way to stay alive. Ovarian cancer is the #1 gynecological death.
@@Mitzi73
He also didn't mention a woman keeping their vitamin d levels mid range (60ng/mL) will allow many to avoid cancer in the first place.
How many gynecologists assure that in their patients?
What was your vitamin d level?
@@mballer Sorry you’re not a doctor. You need some humility.
Dr. Berg, are these above recommendations beneficial for a woman who has had estrogen breast cancer? We are not supposed to take anything that promotes estrogen, however, you said pomegranate oil blocks bad estrogen. Help for breast cancer survivors would be so beneficial! Thank you!
If you can't find your answers in any of his videos on breast cancer, pomegranate, and on his friday shows, then you better write to his staff on his website. And they will probably have him do a video on this. Asking your question here is unlikely to be seen by him or his staff because they are so incredibly busy 💞💞
Yeah, the doctor was only supposed to remove a cyst and took the whole ovary. Never knew it and by the time I found out the statue had passed for me to be able to sue. Unfortunately, my left ovary doesn’t function well and he knew this! It’s called modern day eugenics! Always get a second opinion before going under the knife. Now, I’m fearful of doctors who don’t look like me.
Wow. He should absolutely loose his license. I'm sure other women would benefit from being warned, at least, of his bad practices.
Have you checked all Dr Berg's videos on the ovaries and on healthy keto and intermittent fasting?
If you didn’t find out until after the statute had passed, sounds like he was hiding that info on purpose for exactly that length of time. In that case, phooey about the statutes!! Get yourself a lawyer!!!
Standard Process is a great company. 👍🏻👍🏻
Absolutely. Thank you so much for sharing.
Dr Berg please make a video on premature ovarian failure. I am 30 old I was diagnosed with premature ovarian failure I just married a year back dont have kids. Pls make a video about this.
@Kimberly klmo No haven't tried. Thanks will check about this
Have you checked all Dr Berg's videos on this?
Healthy keto and intermittent fasting help a lot with this.
@@rawwoodgifts8117 Thanks💗
How about "Appendix removed"? Please, please make one, Dr. Berg.
And tonsils too
Hi! I will check with Dr. Berg about doing a video on this subject.
Dr. Berg's Support Team.
I take yellow primrose oil, it does the work
Where can you find it?
How do you take it?
I am glad I discovered this so I could read the comments. They want me to have a hysterectomy and I have decided against it. They also wanted to remove my left ovary as it has a cyst, if I didnt want the hysterecomy. I am making decision now. I was told the other ovary would provide the eostrogen, then was told another story by another doctor - no, i will have symptoms of menopause. Im looking forward to reading all your comments. I am going to leave my ovaries alone and try to shrink the endometromia naturally. Any help appreciated! Thankyou Dr Berg!
I have left ovarian cyst..
What did you do??
Hmm.. I’m a little bit disappointed at the attitude towards women in this video. I’ve had to have my ovaries removed because endometriosis ruined them. I was getting monthly ruptured ovarian cysts and they are HORRIFIC. Removing my ovaries was the best thing I ever did.
Thank you for english subtitle, because i dont listen English very well.Thank Doctor for Sharing helpful information.
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Super awareness video, amazing Dr. Berg✌️thank you for sharing 🙏
My wife had a full hysterectomy about 15 years ago. We're on the keto diet and so far she hasn't lost anything. I've slimmed down quite a bit. What can I do to help her?
Did she have her ovaries removed both
Did she have both ovaries removed
I had one ovary removed because I had a softball sized cyst on it. The doctor was pretty aggressive about convincing me to have a hysterectomy, but I thought that was unnecessary, so put my foot down. He seemed to think I was foolish. I felt it would be foolish to 'fix' something that wasn't broken.
Hi. Have you had any symptoms with one ovary removed? They want me to do the same. Cyst 6 cms. But i want to try to shrink it naturally through diet etc.
@@eurekaelephant2714I have had one ovary removed, so far I have had no problems, my diagnosis was similar to yours.i wish I didn't though after watching this. Il be taking these supplements as a safe guard. Weight training for me.
@@eurekaelephant2714what you ended up doing?
I stopped its growth through diet, supplement powders, less stress and more sleep. My period pain improved vastly after 10 months . @@Lulu-hq8mx
Other then that U’ll be doin great lol my funniest part of this vid lol
Lol 😆 that made me laugh too
Is this also for women in menopause?
of course, the yellow primrose oil is good too
@@merima333 thanks! But where we will get evening primrose oil? From India
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Dr. Berg's Support Team.
Great video! Thank you so much for posting.... Will you please make a video of valley fever.
Thank God 🙏 I said NO when my Gyn scheduled me for Uterus and Ovaries removal operation. I have enough emotional problems.
Me too. I think my decision will be no.
Dr. Berg thank you for your best advices. What to do if uterus is removed? How to keep ovaries healthy? Is there any possibility to avoid early menopause ? My uterus is removed a month ago. I'm 34 years old. Any advice? Thank you.
Thanks a lot Dr Berg for the great video and for the advice, information and tips 😊👍👍👍👍
That’s why my doctor left me with my ovaries on my right side years ago. Thank you doctor for looking out for me.
Mine too ..then I got ovarian cancer 5 years later
@@dawnlauren7377 I am struggling with making this decision now. Dr wants to remove both ovaries because of cancer. I am afraid that if she removes of the consequences of doing so. I am thinking of having her leave one but am afraid of returning cancer down the road. Can you share what happened in your case?
Good Morning , Dr. Berg 🎑
Thank you so very valuable information with everyone , Have a great day - God bless you !
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I had a total hysterectomy when I was 38 because I had tumors the size of grapefruit on my ovaries and uterus. I was told by my dr it’s because my mother took the morning sickness pill when she was pregnant for me
Does its make aging proces fast as I am facing just now
Wow I was wishing to see this video and Dr. Berg your mind reader. Please please make videos for endometriosis , block tube and fertility. 😢😢
He has a few videos on endometriosis. Have you checked those? And are you doing healthy keto and intermittent fasting already?
I had full hysterectomy and bilateral oophorectomy in 2019. They were cancerous. One of my ovaries was a tumor the size of a grapefruit. I am thankful to have had the life-saving surgery. My question is would any of the recommended supplements provide a benefit to women like me?
Same question from me - in same situation - we are both in a club we really didnt want to join! - sending love and solidarity from a fellow OC peep. I would say that anything whether natural or forumlated that contains oestrogen def needs medical oversight. Eg despite horrid menopause symptoms I’m not allowed any HRT or anything like that. I do think he should make a caveat that some of his suggestions may not be wise if your ovary removal was for cancer. 💐💐💐
@@shetlandsheep3081 Exactly. I am still in the fight. And I don’t want to give the other side any ammunition.
I'm in the same boat (OC).... So what do we need to do or take to prevent bone loss and heart disease since estrogen is a big no no?? I am at such a loss. (53yo and just had surgery for OC) ANY SUGGESTIONS?
I had mine removed last year due to cancer. I highly recommend weight training. It keeps hot flashes in check. Mine are afraid to come back! Weight training is also good for bone density.
@@stephaniecasagrande8087 Weight training.
Are these also translatable to menopause? Thank you so much
At the point of menopause, I'd rather use all Dr Berg's videos on adrenals at least. Additionally to healthy keto and intermittent or prolonged fasting.
Hi sir,,if someone don"t have the whole system I mean utrus along with ovaries,,thn wht to be done
Have you checked all Dr Berg's videos these subjects? He goes into details. The simplest would be start healthy keto and intermittent fasting to improve the body conditions already.
Mine just removed March 17, 2023. That time i did not have idea. I was feeling sick, depressed, mentally block. I did not search about ovary, i trust my doctor but unfortunately my left side ovary had a problem too which 2.5cm tumor.
And my right was 8cm. One week before my schedule for surgery my doctor told me only right side remove and my left side just keep for hormones.
When i was in hospital there was second follow up check they found my left side ovary had 2.5m tumor. I did not know what was the name of tumor.
During the day of surgery the doctor came to me and said, your left ovary has 2.5cm. I was suddenly depressed. One thing i remembered she said better you remove the left ovary because you are getting menopause.
And i thought removal of both ovaries were the best solution of my problem. Anyway the tumor was benign. After the removal and i was home i was started searching the main purpose of ovary. When i knew it i really depressed and get angry to my doctor why she was suggested me remove my left ovary. For sure if other doctor handled me the doctor did not want to recomend for removal on my left ovary.
Since when i was 40 years old i started knew that i had problem of my ovary my doctor in other hospital did not advice me to remove ovaries. I went 2 hospitals before this surgery happened. But they did not me recommend surgery or removal.
And now almost 2 months staying at home and i search in RUclips etc. The 2.5cm it is not necessarily remove.
My right side ovary it's okay to remove because the size was 8cm.
On my left side the 2.5cm.
It's not necessarily removed.
I trust her, i thought she cared me or love the patient.
Anyway i from Philippines and i am now living in Korea.
The surgery happened here in Korea.
I thought she thinks i am a foreigner.
That was why she did not cared me.
In short lack of explanation.
She did not talk to me the advantages and disavantages.
I am still now depressed if i recall the hour before my schedule of surgery and why she suggested me to removed my left ovary.
My next check up this coming March 26 i talk to something to her why she suggested me to remove my left ovary.
And i will talk also to my cardiologist doctor about my right ovary.
You know i am still cry.
And i ask her advice.
My knowledge is little, i am not studying anatomy.
That was why i don't have idea.
The tumor was benign. 2.5cm only on my left side.
How are u doing so u had both ovaries removed
Thank you, dr.Berg, for this video! I take fermented redcloverextrakt with milk acid bacteries. What about Red Clover???????
Please share a video showing how to improve follicle size and remove fallopian blockade
This seems like great advice, my only concern are the reports I'm seeing on the internet which say you aren't a medical doctor, some even saying you get your information from google searches, is there any basis for my concerns ?
Girl STOP!!!
He has helped me and so many others understand their body and how to improve their body conditions since so many years already while No doctor could. Otherwise visit hospitals and see how many patients get cured.
I had to have a life saving partial hysterectomy at childbirth due to placenta accreta which caused severe hemorrhaging at age 30. I still have ovaries but lost uterus. Looking for healthy ways to keep ovaries healthy. Thanks for this info
Very interesting. I had my ovaries removed when I was 16 (malignant tumors in both of my ovaries) - I am now 41. I currently take bioidentical estrodial cream, bioidentical testosterone cream, progesterone capsules and a whole regimen of daily supplements. I haven't heard about pomegranate or any of the other stuff. I tested positive for osteoporosis several years ago, so I have been taking daily bone density / cal / mag / vitamin D + K2 supplements for years.
Have you checked Dr Berg's videos on these supplements? To my understanding, in order for vitamin D to be used by the body, there should be enough Omega3, sleep, magnesium, etc. I also do much better since doing healthy keto and intermittent fasting and having his electrolytes formula. I also use a nutrients app like cronometer to ensure no deficiencies.
I had mine removed when I was 15 I am now 39. It's so hard to find others that are in the same boat if you will. I've been on the birth control pill since having them removed and I'm wondering if being on it has actually harmed me and made things more difficult like my cravings, sleep... For sleep though I do take 50 mg at dinner time of magnesium
How much estradiol do you take?
What can we do to lower FSH or a diagnosis of premature ovarian failure? Thanks
Have you checked all Dr Berg's videos on the subject?
I feel that way and I still have my ovaries! Thank you for the info, I think I'll check out some pomegranate oil and a few other things.
Have you checked Dr Berg's videos on healthy?
Hi doctor hi had an histerectomi 40 days ago but still have one ovary I’m feeling so good like I have more energy again but mentally I don’t know why I feel like in a cloud sometimes I can’t focuse or remember a lot of staff this is my 3 cirjurie and this time I felt very different like I’d they give me a very strong medication that my body can’t get ride of how can I clean my body of that much medicine????
Ovary pain is the worst. Once a month I get a stabbing pain on one side that takes my breath away and lasts all night. So painful.
I used to have that pain when I was not eating enough vegetables. Now I'm doing healthy keto and intermittent fasting so I'm very far away from having any pain. I also use a nutrients app like cronometer to ensure no deficiencies.
Great tips !!
Dr Berg, what are the recommendations if you had to have one ovary removed?
Hi dr berg. Please can you do a video on high ESR and CRP levels and what they mean. Thank you.
Have you checked Dr Berg's videos on this already? You can also write your question on Dr Berg's website. His staff will ensure he gets your question.
I had to have one of my ovaries out years ago due to a cyst... but he left the other in... I haven't had any serious side effects... Sepia homeopathic is suppose to be great for menopause or balancing female hormones...should help also
Dr Berg, Thank you immensely for all the help youve given. I have a crucial question I can find NO answer to, would you be able to help. I am medically on opiates and have been for years to manage severe pain from a massive injury that left me with nerve damage. I have been on them 10 years. I have tried reducing the dose.
However I have NO idea, what exactly these opiates are doing to my body or HOW they are effecting it, exactly. I have short term memory loss, increased urination, constipation, water retention, dry skin, hormonal imbalances, and other symptoms from these meds but I have no idea WHY. I have asked my doctors and they just say its side effects and offer no explanation.
Online research has granted nothing but links to recovery from opiate use for street use, which is absolutely not the case here. However being on them so long, I am addicted, medically.
I am also concerned about done loss and mineral loss as well. Please help. I need to know how these are affecting my body, and therefore what to do to treat that and reverse the damage. Thank you again.
Wow. Have you checked Dr Berg's videos on pain? On B1 as benfothiamine? On electrolytes, especially potassium? His electrolytes formula is totally amazing. I also use a nutrients app like cronometer to ensure no deficiencies. I had crazy dental pain and this is solved by using Dr Berg's videos on healthy keto and intermittent fasting.
Oh and check his videos on magnesium. Basically all the nervous system nutrients : B1, potassium, magnesium, Healthy fats, etc.
@@rawwoodgifts8117 Yeah I take all those every day. Have for some time. Nutritional yeast, and electrolytes. I eat KETO and OMAD. Ive seen hundreds of his vids. These help with general health but not nerve pain from damage and doesnt answer the questions I have about how opiates effect the body.
@@Midnight_Lantern I see. You may want to ask him on his friday show then.
@@Midnight_Lantern Or write him on his website, with exact thing you have doing and for how long. Not an overwhelming way but clear and concise.
Hey, one of mine had to be removed.. but your video made me think of something else. My hormone levels were awful. My testosterone below 3 and I had no progesterone. I did have estrogen though. So my blood test was like this for a long time.. well I started drinking raw milk from my cow that I was milking and now my hormones are normal. So not sure if it’s from the raw milk or not. Just seems like it could be.
Thank you MD🙂
Thanks Dr Berg. Very informative. What about someone who's had their tubes tied? Does it have the same adverse effects on them and what to do about it.
I have a question about what DIM and how it works and what it does for PCOS and Menopausal women? Is it safe to take?
Hi there! I'll link a couple of Dr. Berg's videos that you may find helpful:
ruclips.net/video/skc_QbNtEa0/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/6vn7-OjX4Kc/видео.html
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Thank you so much Dr Berg 🙏🏾
You are very welcome.
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I had one of mine removed before I was even 21 due to a tumor that attached its self to it. while they were in there they found a ton of endometriosis scar tissue
I had to get one of my ovaries removed. Had an enormous blood cyst on it that attached to my uterus. I’m 41 and just hit menopause because my other ovary which was damaged from another cyst is not producing my estrogen levels it should Sr wants me to take all these medicines lol. I’ve looked up holistic ways and it has worked! Many of what dr said is correct and worksb
What exactly have you tried?? I had my right ovary removed top because of cysts...I wish I would have gotten a second opinion 😭😭 I feel like I'm aging quicker now....I hate my life.
@@lilialeal79 I have actually started taking estroven and drinking organic soy milk I’ll also try and not drink coffee when I’m going through spells Soy has estrogen in it. I mr we drank soy milk before and it really helped a lot. I get hot flashes for a few weeks then they disappear Then a. Few weeks later they come again. Like at this moment 😂😂
@@lilialeal79same here 😭😭😭
I had a complete hysterectomy/oophorectomy after my mastectomy for breast cancer. I had Invasive Lobular Carcinoma, ER/PR+ so I am also on an estrogen suppressant, Letrozole. I also have Lupus and have to be careful about boosting my immune system. Any suggestions on what I can do?
He has a few interview of cancer survivors and also cancer specialists. Also check his videos on healthy keto and prolonged fasting. Have his electrolytes formula, wheatgrass juice powder, b1 as benfothiamine, nutritional yeast. I use a nutrients app like cronometer to ensure no deficiencies despite fasting.
I had one removed because it ruptured while I was waiting for a cyst removal sugery. The most pain Ive ever experienced. I’m 32 and worried about long term health effects. Can anyone tell me what it’s been like with one ovary removed or what steps I should be taking to prevent side effects?
Hi , I just got surgery . Two tubes and right ovary. I still have one. I guess one is better than none. I feel okay
I've had one ovary removed 3 years ago, my health is very good, I'm 45 and only difference is I get my period every 21 days, il be trying these remedies to help me prevent any ailments. Ive been keto for 3 1/2 years and I have no major health complaints.
@@danajacobs9097so do I. Il be using the flaxseed oil, I get my period every 21 days, I'm 45, not sure that's down to having just one ovary.
I have had one ovary as well since 2013. I know my body isn’t working right since as far as hormones but I don’t know what to do to get it back to normal.
Will flaxseeds do the same?
Yes!
Oh! If you could give us some advice for women with uterine fibroid issues, but that hadn't undergone surgery, it would be highly appreciated
Have you checked Dr Berg's videos on fibroids? And on healthy keto and prolonged fasting?
@@rawwoodgifts8117 some on keto, but this is the 1st I've see about fibroids. I need to check in the playlists, didn't know he has more on the topic
Dr.Berg, I had breast cancer and also uterine cancer. I had a hysterectomy and had my ovaries removed, will it be safe for me to take this. Thank you
@drEricBerg
I have had 1 ovary removed, Is this advice still applicable?
Me too! I am wondering the same
We will try to look into this.
@@Drberg thank you x
Healthy keto and prolonged fasting already helps improve the situation very much.
Thank you Dr Berg 🥰👏
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Thank you Doctor
What do you think of removing an adrenal due to aldosterone excess? What else can be done for Conn’s Syndrome
Have you checked all Dr Berg's videos on adrenals? Adrenals nutrients? Are you doing healthy keto and intermittent fasting already?
Thank you, Dr. Berg. I am miserable! I am going to try all of this, however, the ovatrophin pmg will not be available until after April 4th. Any other supplements that will work as well? I tried to order it. Nobody has it..... Thank you! Desperate in Mississippi
Have you also checked all his videos on healthy keto and prolonged fasting?
@@rawwoodgifts8117 yes, thank you
I was diagnosed with breast cancer a month ago and have to take estregon blocker daily as it is hormonal and trying to halt it's growth and spread. No op date yet as covid is priority.
Wish u the best- my girl had a false positive-second opinion showed they were wrong- maybe a second opinion-moffit in fla. is the one the women from the whit house went to school including my girl- the are open to natural treatment too unlike most
@@davidkrywczuk5529 I've had scans and biopsy so it is definitely cancer, I think if I hadn't been on keto diet for the last 18 months it would have been much worse. Cutting out sugar and carbs has not fed it but estrogen has. 😕 thanks for your well wishes and concern. Glad your daughter is ok and well x
Dr. Berg, I read an article about a study saying that vitamin C and vitamin Zinc do not treat or relieve symptoms of corona ... so what do you say?
Big pharma lies
Hi there! Dr. Berg has several videos on Covid. Please feel free to visit Dr. Berg's RUclips channel and check them out!
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He has lots of videos on the immune system, even a full free course.
Where & what food contains tribulus?
Vaginal dryness and loss of libido, aren’t those one in the same?
@@BigP.P. 🤷🏻♀️
@@BigP.P. 😂 Fair enough
Dr. Berg could you do a video on the best supplements for women’s hormones that will support weight loss? I find for women it’s so much more than diet and exercise. If our hormones are off we don’t lose weight.
He has a few videos on this kinds of supplements. But also his website product pages give data on his supplements.
Honestly I barely had to use his supplements, most of my improvements were shown by applying his healthy keto and intermittent fasting or prolonged fasting. These two provided most of the benefits.
Also I had to increase my vitamin E complex and take his trace minerals.
Thank You Dr. Berg!!! :)
You're most welcome!
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Dr.Berg, I have 1 ovary , do I do the same as having both gone we . Thank you.
Good info. Thanks!
Glad you found it useful!
@drberg, what do you recommend for women who suffer from endometriosis?
Hope these videos help!
ruclips.net/user/DrEricBergDCsearch?query=endometriosis
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I had no idea! 😔 I had mine removed last month and have intense stabbing pain where the ovaries should be and currently on my 8th day of a period and still no signs of it stopping and very heavy (nomally 4 or 5 days pretty light) also very dizzy and overall just not focused. Any help?
How are you now? I had one ovary removed and have the pain you mentioned, turns out I have mild pelvic congestion syndrome. I paid £150 for a uterine scan and diagnosis, I don't know if the removal caused this or not. Apart from that I've had no other problems, I'm 45.
@carriecastanos It has pretty much gone away, but my period is just not the same and overall my body. I get extremely dry everywhere to the point that I have to take pain pills sometimes because I can't stand the itch. The dizziness mostly went away. I have been trying to eat as well as I can and exercise so my body works better, hopefully. I think/hope that pelvic pain you have might go away since mine did. Just try to eat healthy so your body will heal properly. I took pretty much a whole year!
@zairahmaldonado thanks for your reply! I'm on keto now and adding strength training. Are you referring to your skin being dry everywhere? I'll be taking plenty of flaxseed oil! Lots of water (when I remember)! I noticed a change after 40 without the ovary removal, I got my ovary removed 3 years ago, and I wish I hadn't. I feel my period changes may be down to keto. I'm 45 now so perimenopause may be a factor! I get the dizziness!
@carriecastanos thats good! How is keto working for you? Yea, my skin is extremely dry and ashy when I never used to even need body lotion, and now nothing is enough. I tried taking flaxseed oil, but honestly, I've been very forgetful and will randomly take it. Has that worked for you?
You are the best Dr Eric 🌷🌹💐🌺
Very glad to be of help.
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Are there any side effects to taking #5?
Not to my knowlege. It's great.
". . .but other than that, you'll be doing great." Dr. Berg giving me life with the sarcasm.💯
At 23 I had a tubal pregnancy and lost my left tube and ovary. Fast forward and at 43 I had ovarian torsion. I went 6 months in the worst pain before I finally got a diagnosis. My ovary was dead by the time my doc did an exploratory surgery. Anyway it's been a real trip..
Do you have kids?
@Lulu-hq8mx Yes, I have 3. My youngest was what I call my miracle baby. I was a really young momma.
@@ChasityMorgan368 nice , so there’s hope for me .
@Lulu-hq8mx There's hope ❤️
DR. ONE ? I DID NOT GET ALL OF THEM REMOVED BUT I DID GET ONE WILL THIS STILL BE SOME THING THAT I SHOULD DO can you let me know thanks
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I had one of my fallopian tubes removed - ovaries intact . Hope I’m good.!