Julianne Hough Blogs About Ruptured Ovarian Cyst, Endometriosis, Surgery
Dancing With The Stars pro Julianne Hough has more than just appendix problems, as she reveals in a blog today at Fancast. Hough admits that a ruptured ovarian cyst is to blame for her stomach troubles.
Julianne Hough says in the blog:
“Last week my management and the other people around me were trying to think of something else I could say that was wrong with me, but I was like, don’t worry. I want to be a good role model. I want to be honest. Maybe some girl out there won’t wait too long like I did. I’m just glad I’m taking care of it now because I want to have babies some day. I don’t want to jeopardize my health.”
Julianne Hough will undergo surgery today, which she explains will be done through her belly button so she won’t have a scar.
When will Hough be back at Dancing with the Stars? She explains, “I won’t be dancing for two weeks.”
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On April 15th 2009, ovarian dermoid cysts wrote:
Now I come to know that we can do surgery for ovarian cyst. It is great.
On October 15th 2009, Carrie wrote:
I Too have a Functional Ovarian Cyst. It does cause me tremendous amount of pain, that gradually becomes worse. I’ve been told to “Wait and See” if he dissipates by itself. All My life I’ve had horribly menstrual cycles and flows. I am not afraid to mention this, because I feel many woman and girls need to know. LISTEN to Your body! If Your periods change suddenly, PLEASE see your doctor.
It could be worse for me. but right now I’m anxiously waiting for my second ultra sound, to see if it’s disappeared or if i’ll need surgery. I Pray that it disappears, and I never feel this kind of pain again.
Thank you Julianne, for sharing your story.
God bless you,
Carrie