DESCRIPTION

Cervical polyps are small, fragile, bulbous or finger-like growths on stalks protruding through the cervix (lower third of the uterus) from the lining inside the uterus (endometrium) or on the surface of the cervix or endocervical canal. They may be single or numerous.



Polyps should not be confused with cervical cysts. Cysts are different than polyps. Cysts are filled with mucous from the glands of the cervix. They can get big enough to be felt as a soft round lump on the cervix with self exam. There is no need for treatment unless the cysts are large in size; then, a laser or freezing probe may be used for treatment. Often cysts go away without any treatment. An exam by a health care provider must be done if a cyst is suspected.

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FREQUENT SIGNS & SYMPTOMS

Bleeding may be the only signs that these polyps are present. You would not be able to usually feel these during sex or self exam. Abnormal vaginal bleeding includes:

Unexpected spotting of blood between monthly menstrual periods.

Spotting of blood after sexual intercourse or bowel movements.

Abnormally heavy periods (menorrhagia).

Bleeding after menopause.

Vaginal discharge, usually a white or yellow mucous discharge (leukorrhea). Can appear as a watery, bloody discharge.

Polyps may not cause symptoms.

A pelvic exam reveals smooth, red or purple, finger-like projections from the cervical canal. A cervical biopsy typically reveals mildly atypical cells and signs of infection.

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CAUSES

Cervical polyps are caused by cervix inflammation and/or irritation from infection, erosion or ulceration. They grow from the tube part of the cervix. They frequently accompany chronic infections in the vagina or cervix, although they are not contagious. They may be an abnormal response to increased levels of estrogen, or clogged cervical blood vessels. The small growths are usually benign, but in very rare cases, they represent early cancer of the cervix.

Cervical polyps are relatively common, especially in women over age 20 who have had children. Only a single polyp is present in most cases, but sometimes two or three are found. They are rare in females who have not started menstruating.

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RISK INCREASES WITH

Diabetes mellitus.

Recurrent vaginitis or cervicitis.

Pregnancy - They often occur during pregnancy because of hormonal changes.

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PREVENTIVE MEASURES

To prevent vaginal or cervix infections that can precede cervical polyps:

• Wear cotton underpants or pantyhose with a cotton crotch to prevent accumulation of excess heat and moisture, which can make you susceptible to vaginal and cervical infections.



• Avoid contracting sexually transmitted diseases by having your sexual partner wear a condom during intercourse. Any infections should be treated in a timely manner.

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EXPECTED OUTCOME

Usually curable with minor surgery. They are usually easy to remove by your health care provider. You may feel brief, mild pain during the procedure and have mild to moderate cramps for several hours. Spotting of blood from the vagina may occur for 1 or 2 days. Cervical polyps may return in the future but are usually harmless in young women.

After menopause, these harmless polyps are rare. If they occur in later life, they may be a sign of a serious medical problem. In this case, a closer exam, including a look within the uterus, would be necessary. These growths can be cancer.

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POSSIBLE COMPLICATIONS

Bleeding and some mild pain with removal of the polyps.

In very rare instances, cervical polyps may become malignant. Infections may occur after removal.

TREATMENT

GENERAL MEASURES

Surgery to remove cervical polyps with a wire share, electrocautery, laser, or liquid nitrogen may be used. Other methods may be a gently twisting of a cervical polyp to remove it or tying a surgical string around the base and cutting it off. This can often be done in a simple office outpatient procedure. The cervix may be cauterized after removing the polyp to prevent regrowth of the same or another polyp.

Do not douche unless it is recommended.

Use small sanitary pads to protect your clothing from creams or suppositories.

A polyp that accompanies cervicitis (inflammation or infection of the cervix) may require more extensive surgery.

Although most cervical polyps are non-cancerous (benign), the removed tissue should be sent to a laboratory for further examination.

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MEDICATION

Usually no medications are necessary for this disorder, but because many polyps are infected, an antibiotic may be given after the removal, even if there are no or few signs of infection.

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ACTIVITY

No restrictions. Delay sexual relations until a follow-up pelvic examination determines that healing is complete.

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DIET

No special diet. Apricots, cantaloupe, mangos, carrots, pumpkins and yams contain beta-carotene and promote the health of mucous membranes. These fruits and vegetables also provide vitamin C, which fights infections that lead to the growth of polyps. Follow a well-balanced, nutritious diet to maintain good health.

HOLISTIC, HERBAL, & NUTRITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS

Cervical Polyps - Chart shows which herbs are helpful during each stage of the menstrual cycle.

Before Ovulation	Throughout Cycle	No Cycle Restrictions
Herbs
Butcher's Broom Extract - 1/4 to 1 teaspoon 3 times a day or as directed by manufacturer or herbalist. Cinnamon Cinnamon Water - 1 to 2 fluid ounces Tincture of Cinnamon - 1/2 to 1 drachm Oil 1/2 to 3 drops per day or as directed by manufacturer or herbalist. Ginger 1/4 to 1 teaspoon 3 times a day or as directed by manufacturer or herbalist. Infusion - Place one teaspoon of fresh ginger in cup of boiling water, infuse for 5 mins, drink whenever needed. Mustard Seed Use as directed by herbalist or manufacturer. Yellow Cedar Extract - 1/4 drachm, three to six times a day. Consult herbalist on correct dosage, do not self administer.	Fenugreek Extract - 1/4 to 1 teaspoon 3 times a day or as directed by manufacturer or herbalist.
Before Ovulation	Throughout Cycle	No Cycle Restrictions
Vitamins
Vitamin A		Betatene Vitamin C Vitamin E
The health of the mucous membranes depends on levels of vitamin A, beta-carotene and vitamin E. Vitamin C with bioflavonoids improves tissue healing and prevents recurring infections and *allergies. These supplements are recommended for all types of polyps. Daily Dosages: Vitamin A, 25,000 IU (do not exceed more that 10,000 IU if pregnant) Vitamin E, with mixed tocopherols, 400 IU. Vitamin C, with bioflavonoids, 1,000 mg Herbal remedies provide excellent support to the body's own defenses. Drink 3 tablespoons of juice daily made from green, leafy herbs such as dandelion leaves and watercress. They provide beta-carotene as a powerful antioxidant for health cell growth and cell repair as well as enzymes for a strong immune system. Homeopathy - Chronic conditions can be resolved by an experienced homeopath, who can achieve lasting results. Below are a sample of the many specific remedies prescribed. For cervical polyps take Calcarea, 6c, before and after surgery to remove cervical polyps. Take four times daily for up to fourteen days.

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POLYPS SUPPLEMENTAL PRODUCTS

Polyps are noncancerous growths that develop on finger-like structures. Polyps usually appear in the rectum, colon, large intestine, cervix, bladder, nose and other areas of the body and usually occur in groups. Polyps are usually not serious, but they can cause pain and bleeding. Polyps are usually caused by injury or recurring irritation to the mucus membrane. Nasal polyps are often associated with hay fever, sinus infection or allergy. Polyps in the reproductive organs are usually tied to hormonal imbalances or injury. Intestinal polyps are caused by chronic gastro irritation. Colon polyps are usually the result of inadequate fiber in the diet. Polyps on the vocal chords can result from prolonged screaming or singing with improper technique.

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GINGER PRODUCTS Ginger (Zingiber officinale; Gan Jiang) has been used safely for thousands of years in a wide range of Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese herbal formulas that benefit the stomach and promote digestive function. Ginger is also used in these formulas as an agent to carry or reinforce the actions of other digestive herbs. It is considered to be a warming herb as it enhances circulation and absorption. Ginger is essential for the reduction and frequency of morning sickness, upset stomach, seasickness, and motion sickness. It is also used expel gas (relieving flatulent colic) from the intestines and to help reduce fevers and lessen symptoms of colds. It is soothing to the digestive tract. Ginger tea can be made by slicing the fresh root into small pieces and added to hot water or milk to steep. It has a slightly "spicy" flavor to it. Ginger can be obtained in candied pieces and popped in your mouth if you are having indigestion problems. Scientific studies have shown Ginger to be an effective treatment for nausea and motion sickness. It is also used as a treatment for atherosclerosis, migraine headaches, rheumatoid arthritis, high cholesterol, burns, ulcers, depression, impotence, and liver toxicity. Chinese herbalists prescribe Ginger tea at the onset of a cold to ward off infection. Ginger has also been used as a treatment for Raynaud's disease, sciatica, seborrhea, sore throat, swelling, tendinitis, toothache, ulcers, viral infections. Ginger stimulates the circulation and helps blood flow to the surface, making it an important remedy for chilblains and poor circulation to the hands and feet. By improving the circulation, Ginger helps reduce high blood pressure. Ginger also increases sweating and helps reduce fever. A standard dose for most purposes is 1 to 4 grams of powdered Ginger taken daily in 2 to 4 divided doses. Prepare a dose of ginger infusion by taking 10 to 30 grains or 1 ounce of ginger powder or bruised root and adding it to a pint of boiling water, take 1 or 2 fluid ounces at a time. In acute colds the entire train of symptoms may be aborted in a single night, by advising the patient to take a hot mustard foot bath at bedtime, while the body, prepared for bed, is wrapped in warm blankets. During the foot bath the patient should drink a glass or two of hot water, each of which contains half of a dram of the tincture of ginger. To prevent motion sickness, begin treatment 1 or 2 days before the trip, and continue taking it throughout the travel period. Make Ginger tea from the boiled Ginger root as a remedy for nausea associated with pregnancy. Chilled, carbonated, and sweetened Ginger tea is the original form of ginger ale, the famous anti-nausea beverage. Powdered Ginger can be used in the tea instead of the root. GINGER TEA RECIPE 4 cups of water 2 inch piece of fresh ginger root optional: honey and lemon. Peel the ginger root and slice it into thin slices. Bring the water to a boil in a saucepan. Once it is boiling, add the ginger. Cover it and reduce to a simmer for 15-20 minutes. Strain the tea. Add honey and lemon to taste. Note: Keep in mind that if you are making this tea to strengthen the immune system and ward off colds and flu, sweeteners are not recommended. Ginger milk can be done the same way, substituting milk for water. This is good for warming the system up after being in the cold and is soothing to the stomach too. I often made ginger milk after shoveling snow off the sidewalk and needing to be warmed up. You could also add a dash of cinnamon, if desired to the ginger milk. Ginger Safety & Interaction Information: There are no known safety issues associated with using Ginger. Some people may be sensitive to the taste and experience heartburn. If you are taking anti-coagulants, it is best to consult with your health care provider before using Ginger for the treatment of your condition. Those with a history of gallstones should consult a nutritionist or health care provider before using Ginger. If taking Ginger before a surgery, it is best to inform the anesthesiologist you are on Ginger. Mountain Rose Herbs: Ginger Root & Powder, Certified Organic Bulk Herbs Mountain Rose Herbs: Ginger Essential Oil, Certified Organic Essential Oils Mountain Rose Herbs: Ginger Extract, Certified Organic Herbal Extracts Starwest Botanicals: Ginger Root, Cut & Sifted, 1/4-inch, 1 lb. Starwest Botanicals: Ginger Root, Cut & Sifted, 1/4-inch, Organic, 1 lb. Starwest Botanicals: Ginger Root Powder, 1 lb. Starwest Botanicals: Ginger Root Powder, Organic, 1 lb. Starwest Botanicals: Ginger Root Powder, Organic, 1 lb. Starwest Botanicals: Ginger Root Whole, Organic, 1 lb. Starwest Botanicals: Ginger Root Extract, Organic, 1 fl. oz. 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MULTI-VITAMIN & MINERAL COMPLEX PRODUCTS Multivitamin and Mineral Complex provides the necessary balance of nutrients. The vitamins and minerals play many important roles in the body: antioxidants to protect fats, cells and DNA, coenzyme precursors for energy production and metabolism, and cofactors for hormones and enzymes which regulate body processes. HerbsPro: Vegan, Multivitamin & Mineral, Without Iron, Deva Vegan, 90 Tabs HerbsPro: Women's Answer Multivitamin With Minerals, Rainbow Light, 180 Tabs HerbsPro: Women's Multivitamin With Minerals, Trace Minerals & Amino Acids, Whole Foods, Liquid Health, 32 oz. House of Nutrition: Mega Multivitamin & Mineral Drink Mix, Berry Flavor, Integrative Therapeutic ITI, 637 gms House of Nutrition: Vitamin Code Liquid Multivitamin & Mineral Formula, Orange-Mango, Garden Of Life, 30 fl. oz. TakeHerb: Prenatal Nutrients, Multivitamin & Mineral Formula, Solgar, 240 Tabs TakeHerb: Vegan Prenatal Multivitamin, Deva Nutrition, 90 Tabs TakeHerb: Daily Multivitamin For Optimum Health, Dr. Weil, 90 Tabs TakeHerb: Adult's Multivitamin Chewable, Exotic Red Super Fruit, Nature's Plus, 90 Tabs TakeHerb: Ultra Vita Min - Multivitamin & Mineral Supplement, Good'n Natural, 100 Tabs PRENATAL SUPPLEMENT PRODUCTS HerbsPro: Prenatal Plus DHA Complete, 16 oz. HerbsPro: Prenatal Multivitamins, Deva Vegan Vitamins, 90 Tabs HerbsPro: Prenatal Superior, FoodScience of Vermont, 120 tabs HerbsPro: Prenatal Formula, Nature's Way, 180 Caps HerbsPro: Complete Prenatal System, Rainbow Light, 180 Tabs HerbsPro: Complete Prenatal System, Rainbow Light, 360 Tabs HerbsPro: Prenatal One Multivitamin, Rainbow Light, 150 Tabs House of Nutrition: Completia Prenatal, Nature's Way, 240 Tabs House of Nutrition: Early Promise Prenatal Micronutrient Powder, Bluebonnet, Chocolate Flavor, 1.1 lb. House of Nutrition: Buried Treasure's Prenatal Plus DHA Complete, 16 oz. House of Nutrition: New Chapter's Perfect Prenatal, 96 Tabs Kalyx: Complete Prenatal System, Rainbow Light, 180 Tabs Kalyx: Complete Prenatal System, Rainbow Light, 360 Tabs TakeHerb: Prenatal Nutrients, Multivitamin & Mineral Formula, Solgar, 240 Tabs TakeHerb: Vegan Prenatal Multivitamin, Deva Nutrition, 90 Tabs TakeHerb: Wholemega Prenatal, Omega-Rich, New Chapter, 500 mg, 90 Softgels TakeHerb: Perfect Prenatal, New Chapter, 192 Tabs TakeHerb: Prenatal Nutrients, Multivitamin & Mineral Formula, Solgar, 240 Tabs TakeHerb: Multi-Prenatal, Nature Made, 250 Tabs TakeHerb: Source of Life Prenatal Liquid, Nature's Plus, 8 oz. TakeHerb: Doctor's Choice Prenatal Formula, Enzymatic Therapy, 120 Tabs TakeHerb: Prenatal Nutrients, Multivitamin & Mineral Formula, Solgar, 240 Tabs TakeHerb: Maxi Health One Prenatal, Maxi Health Research, 60 Tabs DIABETIC SUPPLEMENT PRODUCTS House of Nutrition: Nutra-Support Diabetes, Multi-Vitamin & Mineral, Iron Free, Carlsons, 60 Softgels House of Nutrition: Nutra-Support Diabetes, Multi-Vitamin & Mineral, Iron-Free, Carlsons, 120 Softgels HerbsPro: Alpha Betic For People with Diabetes, 30 Tabs HerbsPro: Diabetic Support, Liquid Health, 32 fl. oz. HerbsPro: Completia Diabetic, Diabetic Multivitamin, Natures Way, 30 Tabs HerbsPro: Completia Diabetic, Diabetic Multivitamin, Natures Way, 60 Tabs HerbsPro: Completia Diabetic, Diabetic Multivitamin, Natures Way, 90 Tabs TakeHerb: Diabetes Health Pack, Nature Made, 30 Tabs TakeHerb: Diabetic Multiple Formula, 90 Tabs

MUSTARD SEED PRODUCTS Brown Mustard (Brassica nigra) is also known as black mustard, Chinese mustard, and Indian mustard. Brassica integrifolia and Brassica juncea have similar taste and medicinal properties and are also sold as brown mustard. Yellow Mustard (Sinapsis alba) is also known as White Mustard and simply Mustard. Strictly speaking, the Brassica nigra often sold as brown mustard is a "black" mustard. The reason it is called "brown" is that the other species of black mustard are difficult to harvest and are seldom available in commerce. Brown mustard is a flowering plant in the same family as arugula, horseradish, watercress, and wasabi. It shares with them a hot and pungent group of chemicals known as isothiocyanates. The isothiocyanates act as defense system against grazing animals by releasing burning chemicals when the plant is chewed. They destroy animal tissues. They would also destroy the tissues of the plant except that they are stored in a form that is only activated when the plant is disturbed. Most people would be surprised to learn that yellow mustard is not yellow. The white herb powder is made yellow in the prepared condiment by the addition of turmeric. Dijon mustard is the condiment without the turmeric but with a relatively high concentration of mustard flour, Bordeaux mustard contains vinegar, sugar, and tarragon, and Meaux mustard is made with from mustard seeds that have been crushed rather than ground. The word mustard comes from the Latin "mustum ardems" meaning "burning must," or a spicy combination of mustard (burning) and freshly squeezed grape juice (must). Yellow mustard is a flowering plant in the same family as brown or black mustard, wasabi, watercress, horseradish, and arugula, sharing a hot and pungent group of chemicals known as isothiocyanates. The isothiocyanates act as defense system against grazing animals by releasing burning chemicals when the plant is chewed. They destroy animal tissues, and they would also destroy the tissues of the plant except that they are stored in the plant in a different form that is only activated when the plant is disturbed.Mustard can be made from whole seeds or the pre-ground seeds, called mustard flour. Making mustard form the whole seeds takes time because the seeds have to soak as the distinctly "mustardy" flavor matures over several days. Mustard made from mustard flour is nearly instant but very hot. Mustard made from the pre-ground seeds, called mustard flour, is nearly instant. It is also quite hot. Like all seeds, brown mustard seed contains large amounts of oil. The term "mustard oil" can refer to the expressed oil, used in cooking, or to an extract of the flavoring principles, the isothiocyanates. Brown mustard seed contains about 1 percent sinigrin (allylglucosinolate), which is converted to the hot and pungent allyl isothiocyanate by the action of the enzyme myrosinase. Yellow mustard contains more fiber and less oil than brown mustard. Like brown mustard, it contains about 1 percent sinigrin (allylglucosinolate), which is converted to the hot and pungent allyl isothiocyanate by the action of the enzyme myrosinase. The parts used are the whole or ground seed for both the brown and the yellow mustard plant. This is the herb most frequently used in mustard plasters. The ancient Greeks and Romans used brown mustard seed as a bath additive to treat arthritic pain. The herb is also used whole in cooking or ground in other medicinal and culinary preparations. Mustard is usually mixed with water, vinegar, wine, or with other juices. It may also be added to food, pickling spices, and is seldom found encapsulated. Mustard plasters relieve swelling by increasing circulation near the surface of the skin. They relieve pain by acting as a counter-irritant, "distracting" the central nervous system from pain of other origins. The "burn" of a hot mustard plaster stimulates breathing by activating a pathway fro the skin to the lungs through the central nervous system. Mustard seed plasters are most appropriate for a relatively strong person suffering congestion or swelling; they should not be used on anyone who is confined to bed over a period of months or years. Dr. James Duke, who, in his seventies, still has a full head of hair, notes that mustard plasters were used in frontier American medicine not only to treat chest congestion but also to prevent baldness. Ground brown mustard seed added to food inhibits spoilage by slowing the growth of E. coli, including the more dangerous O:157 strain of the bacterium. Brown mustard seed sprouts have their greatest antioxidant content on the fifth day after germination. Before there were lavatories, surgeons cleaned their hands with mustard. Yellow mustard can be used like brown mustard but for a milder effect. Yellow mustard seed powder is "hotter" than the whole seed. Mustard plasters relieve swelling by increasing circulation near the surface of the skin. They relieve pain by acting as a counter-irritant, "distracting" the central nervous system from pain of other origins. The "burn" of a hot mustard plaster stimulates breathing by activating a pathway fro the skin to the lungs through the central nervous system. Mustard seed plasters are most appropriate for a relatively strong person suffering congestion or swelling; they should not be used on anyone who is confined to bed over a period of months or years. Yellow mustard is a mild laxative if eaten in large quantities. Do not get ground mustard seed in your eyes. If you do, immediately rinse with warm (not hot or cold) tap water. Mountain Rose Herbs: Mustard Seed, Brown (Brassica nigra), Certified Organic Bulk Herbs Mountain Rose Herbs: Mustard Seed, Yellow (Sinapis alba), Certified Organic Bulk Herbs Starwest Botanicals: Yellow Mustard Seed (Sinapis alba), Organic, 1 lb. Starwest Botanicals: Brown Mustard Seed (Brassica nigra), Organic, 1 lb. Starwest Botanicals: Yellow Mustard Seed Powder, Organic, 1 lb. Kalyx: Brown Mustard Seed Powder, (Sinapis juncea; Brassica juncea), Certified Organic, Frontier Spices, 1 lb. (K) HerbsPro: Mustard Rub Massage Oil, Dr. Singhas Mustard Bath, 6 fl. oz. HerbsPro: Mustard Bath Herbal Formula, Cleasing & Rejuvenating, Dr. Singhas Mustard Bath, 32 oz. TakeHerb: Mustard Seed Extract, For Appetite, Digestion, & Urine Stimulant, Health Herbs, 2 fl. oz.

THUJA - YELLOW CEDAR PRODUCTS Yellow Cedar (Thuja occidentalis) is also known as Tree of Life. Arbor Vitae. American Arbor Vitae. Cedrus Lycea. Western Arbor Vitae. False White Cedar. Hackmatack. Thuia du Canada. Lebensbaum. The parts used are the recently-dried, leafy young twigs. It is found in North America, from Pennsylvania northward. It is the tallest of this species of Conifer rarely grows above 30 feet high. These trees have regular, graceful conical forms that make them valuable as highhedge trees, and they also take easily any other shape to which they may be clipped. The leaves are of two kinds on different branchlets, one awl-shaped and the other short and obtuse. Both have a small, flattened gland, containing a thin, fragrant turpentine. They are persistent, and overlap in four rows. The flowers are very small and terminal, and the cones nodding first ovoid and then spreading, with blunt scales arranged in three rows. The name Thuja is a latinized form of a Greek word meaning 'to fumigate,' or thuo ('to sacrifice'), for the fragrant wood was burnt by the ancients with sacrifices. The tree was described as 'arbor vita ' by Clusius, who saw it in the royal garden of Fontainebleau after its importation from Canada. It was introduced into Britain about 1566. In America the wood is much used for fencing and palings, as a light roofing timber, and, as it is both durable and pliable, for the ribs and bottom of bark boats, and also for limekilns, bowls, boxes, cups, and small articles of furniture. The fresh branches are much used in Canada for besoms, which have a pleasing scent. The odour is pungent and balsamic and the taste bitter, resembling camphor and terebinth. The trees grow well on the western coast hills of Britain, and the wood is soft, finely grained, and light in texture. The bitter principle is Pinipicrin, and the tannic acid, said to be identical with Pinitannic acid, occur also in Pinus sylvestris. Thuja also contains volatile oil, sugar, gelatinous matter, wax, resin, and Thujin. The last is a citron-yellow, crystallizable colouring principle, soluble in alcohol. It has an astringent taste, is inflammable, and can be split up into glucose, Thujigenin and Thujetin (probably identical with Quercitin). The leaves and twigs are said to yield also a camphor-like essential oil, specific gravit of 0.925, boiling point 190-206 degrees C., easily soluble in alcohol and containing pinene, fenchone, thujone, and perhaps carvone. A yellow-green volatile oil can be distilled from the leaves and used as a vermifuge. Its medicinal action and uses include aromatic, astringent, and diuretic. The twigs may produce abortion, like those of savin, by reflex action on the uterus from severe gastrointestinal irritation. Both fenchone and thujone stimulate the heart muscle. The decoction has been used in intermittent fevers, rheumatism, dropsy, coughs, scurvy, and as an emmenagogue. The leaves, made into an ointment with fat, are a helpful local application in rheumatism. An injection of the tincture into venereal warts is said to cause them to disappear. For violent pains the Canadians have used the cones, powdered, with four-fifths of Polypody, made into a poultice with lukewarm water or milk and applied to the body, with a cloth over the skin to prevent scorching. The dosage of fluid extract is 1/4 drachm, three to six times a day, as stimulating expectorant and diuretic. The infusion of 1 ounce to a pint of boiling water is taken cold in tablespoonful doses. Poisons: The oil, resembling camphor, may produce convulsions in warmblooded and paralysis in cold-blooded animals. Sixteen drops of the oil, taken by a girl of fifteen, caused unconsciousness, followed by spasms and convulsions, with subsequent stomachic irritation. It causes great flatulence and distension of the stomach. Mountain Rose Herbs: Thuja Essential Oil, Certified Organic Essential Oils Starwest Botanicals: Cedarleaf Essential Oil (Thuja occidentalis), 1/3 fl. oz. Starwest Botanicals: Cedarleaf Essential Oil (Thuja occidentalis), 4 fl. oz. Kalyx: Thuja Extract (Thuja occidentalis), Wildcrafted, Herb Pharm, 1 fl. oz. Kalyx: Thuja Ointment, Homeopathic Preparation, Boiron, 1 oz. Kalyx: Thuja Occidentalis 30X, Homeopathic, Boericke & Tafel, 100 Tabs Kalyx: Thuja Occidentalis 30C, Homeopathic, Boericke & Tafel, 100 Tabs HerbsPro: Thuja Extract, Herb Pharm, 1 fl. oz. HerbsPro: Thuja Extract, Herb Pharm, 4 fl. oz. 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House of Nutrition: Thuja Forte, Heels, 100 Tabs Thuja Forte 100 tablets Each 300 mg tablet contains: Thuja occidentalis 4X,12X, 30X, 200X, 1000X 0.6 mg each in a lactose base.Indications: For the temporary relief of proliferative processespresent in any condition including warty growths, polyps or cysts.Inactive ingredients: Lactose, Magnesium stearate.Side effects: None known.Interactions with other medication: None known.Dosage: Adults and children above 6 years: 1 tablet sublingually ordissolved completely in mouth 3 times daily or as directed by a physician. Infants and children to 6 years: 1/2 the adult dosage. House of Nutrition: Thuja Forte, Heel, 10 Vials House of Nutrition: Thuja occidentalis 30C, Boiron Homeopathic, 80 Pellets TakeHerb: Thuja Occidentalis, LA Naturals, 1 oz.

VITAMIN A PRODUCTS Vitamin A protects membrane linings. Vitamin A is an important nutrient in maintaining cell membrane integrity. It also plays an important role in proper bone formation, reproduction and vision. Kalyx: Vitamin A & D, TwinLab Allergy D, 10,000 IU / 400 IU, 100 Caps House of Nutrition: Vitamin A, Nature's Life, 10,000 IU, 100 Softgels House of Nutrition: Vitamin A, Nature's Life, 10,000 IU, 250 Softgels House of Nutrition: Vitamin A, Nature's LIfe, 25,000 IU, 100 Softgels House of Nutrition: Vitamin A & D-3, BlueBonnet, 25,000 I.U. / 1000 I.U., 100Softgels House of Nutrition: Vitamin A Suppositories, Wise Woman Herbal, 10 Count House of Nutrition: Vitamin A Suppositories, Wise Woman Herbal, 30 Count House of Nutrition: Solaray's Emulsified Dry Vitamin A, 25,000 IU, 60 Caps House of Nutrition: Thompson's Nutritional Vitamin A & D Fish Liver Oil, 10,000 IU / 400 IU, 30 Softgels House of Nutrition: Vitamin A Palmitate, Carlson Lab, 15,000 IU, 120 Gels House of Nutrition: Vitamin A, BlueBonnet, 1000 IU, 100 Softgels TakeHerb: Vitamin A, NOW Foods, 10,000 IU, 100 Softgels TakeHerb: Vitamin A, Nature's Way, 10,000 IU, 100 Softgels CAROTENOID PRODUCTS An antioxidant and precursor of vitamin A. Needed by all cells for repair and rebuilding. Free radical scavengers and immune enhancers. Kalyx: Beta Carotene, Thompson Nutritional, 25,000 IU, 30 Softgels Kalyx: Beta Carotene, Schiff, 25,000 IU, 90 Softgels Kalyx: Beta Carotene, FoodScience Laboratories, 25,000 IU, 180 Softgels Kalyx: Beta Carotene, Thompson Nutritional, 25,000 IU, 30 Softgels HerbsPro: Carotenoid Complex, Country Life, 60 Softgels House of Nutrition: Biochem Phyto-Nutrient Carotenoid Complex, Country Life, 60 Softgels House of Nutrition: Carotenoid Complex, Pharmax, 60 Caps TakeHerb: Advanced Carotenoid Complex, Solgar, 60 Softgels TakeHerb: LycoPom, New Chapter, 60 VCaps TakeHerb: NAT Beta Carotene, NOW Foods, 25,000 IU, 180 Softgels TakeHerb: Oceanic Beta Carotene, Solgar, 25,000 IU, 180 Softgels

VITAMIN C PRODUCTS Vitamin C with Bioflavonoids can reduce the number of polyps in the body. Vitamin C with Bioflavonoids provides antioxidant protection for many of the body's important enzyme systems. Kalyx: Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) Powder, Pure, Nutricology, 1000 mg, 120 Grams Kalyx: Vitamin C, Pure, Nutricology, 1000 mg, 100 Caps Kalyx: HerbaLozenges Orange C, Zand, 125 mg, 15 Per Bag Kalyx: Gummy Vitamin C Slices, Rainbow Light, 30 Single Serve Packets Kalyx: Fruit Snacks, 100% Vitamin C, Farley's & Sathers Candy Co., 5 lbs. Kalyx: Ester- C Powder With Citrus Bioflavonoids, American Health, 8 oz. Kalyx: Ester-C Liquid, American Health, 8 fl. oz. Kalyx: Ester-C Advanced Antioxidant Formula, American Health, 90 Vegetarian Tabs Kalyx: Ester-C Chewable Wafers, American Health, 250 mg, 125 Wafers HerbsPro: Maxi-C Complex Vitamin C, Country Life, 1000 mg, 180 Tabs TakeHerb: Ascorbic Acid Powder (Vitamin C), NOW Foods, 3 lbs. TakeHerb: Ascorbate C Powder, TwinLab, 2000 mg, 8 oz. TakeHerb: Liquid C With Rose Hips, Good'n Natural, 300 mg, 4 oz. TakeHerb: Alive! Organic Vitamin C Powder, Made With Organic Fruit, Nature's Way, 120 grams TakeHerb: Vitamin C-500 Complex With Bioflavonoids, Acerola & RoseHips, NOW Foods, 100 Tabs BIOFLAVONOID PRODUCTS Bioflavonoids are not true vitamins in the strictest sense, sometimes being referred to as vitamin P, and may be found in herbal plants, fruits, nuts and bark; and because they cannot be manufactured by the body, they must be supplied through the diet. The letter ''P'' represents permeability factor, and it was given to this group of nutrients because they improve capillary strength and permeability. Citrus Bioflavonoids are a class of flavonoids that includes Rutin, Hesperidin, Quercitin, Eriodictyl and Citron, and they are essential for the absorption of vitamin C, which should be taken simultaneously, so they may act synergistically for maximum benefit. Citrus fruits are well known for providing ample amounts of vitamin C, but they also provide Citrus Bioflavonoids, which are located in the white material just beneath the peel of citrus fruits and may be found in grapefruits, lemons, tangerines, limes and oranges. Other sources of bioflavonoids include apricots, nuts, peppers, buckwheat, blackberries, black currants cherries, grapes, plums, prunes and rose hips. In addition, several herbs also provide bioflavonoids, including Chervil, Elderberry, Hawthorne Berry, Horsetail and Shepherd's Purse. Kalyx: Citrus Bioflavonoids Powder, Herbal Extracts Plus, 1 lb. Bottle Citrus Bioflavonoids Powder - Approximately 600 mg. each capsule. 1/2 teaspoon of powder is about equal to one capsule. Powder can be consumed by sprinkling it over your food or mixing it with a syrup such as maple or chocolate. You could also mix it with orange juice. The citric acid in the orange juice will help to mask any unpleasant powder tastes. Sources: Lemon (Citrus limon) and Grapefruit (Citrus paradisi). Kalyx: Citrus Bioflavonoids, Country Life, 1000 mg, 250 Tabs Provides a unique citrus bioflavonoid complex from lemons, oranges and grapefruits. Includes Rutin. Certified Vegan. HerbsPro: Citrus Bioflavonoids Fluid Complex, Organic With Rosehips, Natures Answer, 5000 mg / Teaspoon, 8 fl oz. HerbsPro: Bioflavonoids Complex, FoodScience of Vermont, 1000 mg, 60 Tabs House of Nutrition: Bioflavonoids Complex, FoodScience of Vermont, 1000 mg, 60 Tabs A bioflavonoid complex supplement with Hesperidin, Rutin, and Bromelain. Bioflavonoids enhance the effectiveness of Vitamin C. Bioflavonoids support capillary strength and proper vascular function. House of Nutrition: Bioflavonoids Complex, Carlson Labs, 500 mg, 100 Tabs Each tablet contains 500 mg of Citrus Bioflavonoids Complelx providing not less than 250 mg of Bioflavonoids, in a base of Rose Hips. House of Nutrition: Quercetin Bioflavonoids, Allergy Research, 100 Caps Quercetin and other bioflavonoids extracted from lemon have made up the classical bioflavonoid nutritional supplements. By strengthening the outer cell membrane, these flavonoids may help stabilize cell surfaces. Contains 400 mg Lemon Bioflavonoids, 50 mg Quercetin, 50 mg Hesperidin, 50 mg Rutin, and 10 mg Ascorbyl Palmitate. Take 1 or 2 Caps 1 to 3 times daily with meals or as directed by healthcare provider. TakeHerb: Bioflavonoid Complex, Source Naturals, 60 Tabs TakeHerb: Citrus Bioflavonoid Complex, Now Foods, 700 mg, 100 Caps These Citrus Bioflavonoid Caps contain 40% total bioflavonoids. There are many varieties of bioflavonoids available and ours includes a number of flavonols, flavones, and flavanones including: Hesperidin, Eriocitrin, Naringen, Naringenin, and Quercitin. As a dietary supplement, take 2 capsules daily, preferably with meals. TakeHerb: C-Plus Citrus Bioflavonoid With Rutin, TwinLab, 1000 mg / 650 mg / 50 mg, 100 Caps TwinLab offers the highest bioflavonoid content concentrated from fresh lemons, oranges, grapefruits, limes and tangerines, along with the greatest number of individual bioflavonoids available from any manufacturer. Citrus Bioflavonoids Complex contains 50% total bioflavonoids consisting of flavanones [hesperidin, eriocitrin, naringen and naringenin], flavonols, flavones. TakeHerb: Citrus Bioflavonoid, TwinLab, 1400 mg, 100 Caps Contains the purest and highest potency source of citrus bioflavonoids available. Concentrated from fresh lemons, oranges, grapefruits, limes and tangerines. Citrus Bioflavonoids (Vitamin P) are found in whole portion of citrus fruits which may be helpful for bruising, varicose veins, spider veins, arthritis, hemorrhaging, phlebitis, cholesterol levels, herpes, cataracts, inflammation, bleeding gums, blood clots, scurvy, hemorrhoids, edema and hypertension. TakeHerb: Bioflavonoid Antioxidant Protection, Now Foods, 700 mg, 250 Caps RUTIN BIOFLAVONOID PRODUCTS Rutin is a bioflavonoid, and it provides essential support molecules for vitamin C absorption (and should, in fact, be taken at the same time to gain maximum benefit). Rutin supplementation prevents the breakdown of vitamin C in the body before it is metabolized and intensifies its beneficial immune-enhancing effects in the body. With regard to eye health, the bioflavonoid, Rutin, is said to improve capillary integrity and believed to help lower ocular pressure when used in conjunction with conventional drugs. (Bilberry extract is particularly rich in Rutin and can be beneficial in cases of diabetic retinopathy.) Rutin may be very helpful in combating cataracts, macular degeneration (the most common cause of blindness) and free radical damage to the retina. The antioxidant activity that fights free radical damage appears to play a role in the prevention of cataracts and other forms of visual impairment. Because Rutin improves capillary integrity (it works synergistically with vitamin C in this regard) by protecting and preserving the structure (permeability) and strength of those capillaries, this action is said to be of great help for capillary fragility (easy bruising and bleeding) and venous insufficiency (varicose veins and spider veins). Because Rutin strengthens capillaries, it may be helpful in reducing the symptoms of hemophilia. The bioflavonoid, Rutin, is thought to lessen symptoms associated with prolonged bleeding and help in cases of bleeding gums and hemorrhage. Kalyx: Rutin Bioflavonoid Antioxidant, Country Life, 500 mg, 50 Tabs Kalyx: Rutin Bioflavonoid Antioxidant, Thompson Nutritional, 500 mg, 60 Tabs Kalyx: Rutin Bioflavonoid Antioxidant, Country Life, 500 mg, 100 Tabs Kalyx: Rutin Bioflavonoid Antioxidant 20%, Herbal Extracts Plus, 600 mg, 90 VCaps Kalyx: Rutin Bioflavonoid Antioxidant Powder 20%, Herbal Extracts Plus, 1 lb. HerbsPro: Rutin Bioflavonoid Antioxidant, Country Life, 500 mg, 100 Tabs HerbsPro: Rutin Bioflavonoid Antioxidant, Now Foods, 500 mg, 100 VCaps HerbsPro: Citrus Bioflavonoid & Rutin Complex, Country Life, 500 mg, 90 Tabs HerbsPro: Acerola C with Bioflavonoid & Rutin NF, Country Life, 500 mg, 180 Wafers HerbsPro: Vitamin C Complex (With Bioflavonoids & Rutin), 500 mg, 250 Tabs House of Nutrition: Rutin, Natural Factors, 250 mg, 90 Caps House of Nutrition: Rutin, Kal Products, 250 mg, 60 Tabs TakeHerb: Rutin, Health & Wellness Support, Solgar, 500 mg, 250 Tabs

VITAMIN E PRODUCTS Vitamin E is a potent antioxidant. Vitamin E has potent antioxidant activity, supplies oxygen to the blood, aids in strengthening capillary walls, and plays a beneficial role in cancer and cardiovascular disease prevention, anti-aging benefits, circulation, wound-healing, immune function, nervous system function, PMS, hot flushes, diabetes, vascular disease, eye health, tissue repair, athletic performance, leg cramps, skin and hair health, and alleviating fatigue. Native Remedies: Vitamin E With Tocopherols & Tocotrienols, NR Essentials, 60 VCaps Mountain Rose Herbs: Vitamin E Oil, Mixed Tocopherols, 7500 IU, Bulk Oils Kalyx: Vitamin E One Grand, Thompson Nutritional, 1000 IU, 30 Softgels HerbsPro: Vitamin E Adult Gummy Chewables, Antioxidant Support, Nutrition Now, 70 Count HerbsPro: Vitamin E, D-Alpha Tocopherol, Antioxidant Support, Source Naturals, 200 IU, 250 Softgels HerbsPro: Vitamin E, Enzymatic Therapy, 400 IU, 100 Softgels HerbsPro: Natural Vitamin E-400, Mixed Tocopherols, FoodScience of Vermont, 400 IU, 100 Caps HerbsPro: Natural Vitamin E-400, Pure D-Alpha Tocopherols, FoodScience of Vermont, 400 IU, 100 Caps HerbsPro: Vitamin E Succinate, Natural D-Alpha Tocopheryl, Source Naturals, 400 IU, 250 Tabs HerbsPro: Vitamin E, Nutricology, D-Alpha Tocopheryl Acid Succinate, 400 IU, 100 Softgels Vitamin E Succinate takes vitamin E's antioxidant action a step further. Succinate feeds directly into the Krebs cycle, our major metabolic pathway for generating energy. This extra dimension from succinate significantly extends the protective properties of vitamin E. Then why not have E as succinate in all antioxidant formulations? Because it is not strictly hypoallergenic. E succinate is prepared from a soy-source vitamin E. However, the amounts of residual soy antigens in this product are very small. For those who do not have a soy sensitivity, Vitamin E succinate offers an exciting new dimension of the Vitamin E effect. HerbsPro: Natural Vitamin E, Mixed Tocopherols, Healthy Origins, 1000 IU, 120 Softgels HerbsPro: Vitamin E Complex, Natural Mixed Tocopherols, Country Life, 1000 IU, 120 Softgels House of Nutrition: Vitamin E Suppositories, Carlson Labs (Key E), Rectal & Vaginal, 12 Count Vitamin E Suppositories contain coconut and palm oils hydrogenated Natural-Source Vitamin E 30 IU (d-alpha tocopheryl acetate and mixed tocopherols). For Rectal or Vaginal Use. Insert one suppository as needed one or more times daily to soothe minor irritations. Non-laxative. House of Nutrition: Vitamin E, D-Alpha & Mixed Tocopherols, Natures Life, 100 IU, 250 Softgels House of Nutrition: Vitamin E, D-Alpha-Tocopherol, 200 IU, 250 Softgels House of Nutrition: Vitamin E-400, Natural D-Alpha-Tocopherol, Natures Way, 400 IU, 100 Gels House of Nutrition: Vitamin E, Mixed Tocopherols, Solgar, 1000 IU, 50 Softgels TakeHerb: Natural Vitamin E Oil, Good'n Natural, 30000 IU, 2.5 oz. TakeHerb: Vitamin E, Good'n Natural, 1000 IU, 100 Softgels TakeHerb: Vitamin E, D-Alpha Tocopherol Acetate, NOW Foods, 600 IU, 100 Softgels TakeHerb: Natural Dry Vitamin E, Country Life, 400 IU, 100 Tabs TakeHerb: Vitamin E, Dry, 100% Natural, TwinLab, 400 IU, 100 Caps TakeHerb: Vitamin E, D-Alpha Tocopherol, Source Naturals, 400 IU, 250 Softgels TakeHerb: Vitamin E, Mixed Alpha Tocopherol, Solgar, 400 IU, 100 Softgels TakeHerb: Vitamin E, Natural With Mixed Tocopherols, Enzymatic Therapy, 400 IU, 100 Softgels TakeHerb: Vitamin E, D-Alpha Tocopherol, Source Naturals, 200 IU, 250 Softgels TakeHerb: Vitamin E, Mixed Tocopherols, Solgar, 200 IU, 250 Softgels TakeHerb: Vitamin E, Dry Alpha Tocopherol, Solgar, 200 IU, 100 VCaps TakeHerb: Vitamin E, D-Alpha Tocopherol Acetate, Natural, 21st Century, 200 IU, 110 Softgels TakeHerb: Vitamin E, Mixed Tocopherols, Solgar, 100 IU, 250 Softgels

NOTIFY YOUR HEALTH CARE PROVIDER IF...

You have symptoms of cervical polyps such as abnormal vaginal bleeding, abnormally heavy periods, and/or abnormal vaginal discharge.

Any of the following occurs after treatment:

• Discomfort persists longer than 1 week.



• Symptoms recur.



• Unexplained vaginal bleeding or swelling develops.

Woman should call their health care provider for a pap smear 3 years after the first time they have sexual intercourse, but no later that the age of 21. Call for an appointment with your health care provider if you have not obtained a pap smear at recommended intervals of:

• Every year at first.
• For women up over 30: every 2 to 3 years after having three negative, consecutive annual Pap smear tests and a single sexual partner or no sexual partner.
• Every year for women who have had multiple sexual partners.
• Every year for women who were prenatally exposed to DES.
• Every year for women who have weakened immune systems, including those who have HIV or who have taken long-term steroid medications.
• After an abnormal Pap smear (at the frequency recommended by your health care provider).

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