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Vulvitis is an inflammation of the vulva, that is, the outer part of the female genitalia. The reasons that can determine the onset of vulvitis are various. Given its anatomical position, the vulva can be involved in the inflammatory process originating from the genital tract, urinary tract and skin.
Read moreTaking into account incidence of fibroma in women of childbearing age, it should be noted that the conditions for the development of fibromatous formations often occur during pregnancy. Due to the fact that the disease is asymptomatic, most fibroids are diagnosed for the first time in pregnant women.
Read moreDyspareunia is a painful condition that is felt by a woman during intercourse. Often dyspareunia is associated with vaginismus and other non-coital sexual disorders, however, they should be differentiated. Vaginismus is a condition that usually occurs before sexual intercourse and consists in a phobia of penetration, a
Read moreHyperpigmentation of the skin during pregnancy is a physiological and fairly common phenomenon. For example, the appearance of a dark strip in the center of the abdomen in the second trimester is a typical sign of hormonal stimulation of pregnancy, which increases the production of melanin and causes the phenomenon of
Read moreVulvar vestibulitis is an inflammation of the tissues surrounding accesses to the vagina. In fact, the vestibulitis affects the mucous membrane of the vestibule and the vulva located inside the labia and around the outer edge of the hymen. The disorder is caused by many reasons that often interact with each other, ther
Read moreColic in a newborn is a behavioral syndrome characterized by a desperate cry, the cause of which is an acute pain abdominal attack. In parallel with this, a certain degree of bloating occurs, accompanied by anal gas emissions.
Read moreVaginal itching is a sensation of tingling or irritation of the external genitalia (vulva) and vagina. As a rule, vaginal itching is a disorder with multiple etiologies, that is, the causes of the problem can be several plus the psychological component.
Read moreGalactorrhea is the first alarm bell about changes in the synthesis of prolactin. Coming from this, it is clear that the dosage of the hormone is of paramount diagnostic value. In addition, it is advisable to determine the levels of free thyroid hormones and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH).
Read moreDuring pregnancy, the thyroid gland undergoes a serious functional load, due to increased hormonal production. Statistics show that the volume increase in the thyroid gland in a pregnant woman is about 13%, and hormonal gland synthesis increases by 40-60%.
Read moreFibrocystic mastopathy is a benign condition, which is characterized by the presence of fibrous areas in the breast, the appearance of cysts and nodules of various sizes, palpable. In most cases, the phenomena of mastopathy by themselves decrease after menopause.
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