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Pain in the scrotum often causes anxiety and immediate concerns about serious medical conditions. However, noticeable physical symptoms can be caused not only by illness but also by psychological tension and chronic stress. The nervous system can transfer emotional overload to the pelvic region, causing short-term yet
Read morePregnancy is inevitably associated with a number of changes that have different origins: hormonal, social, interpersonal, and psychodynamic. Moreover, all these levels interact with one another, sometimes causing unexpected effects.
Read moreContinuing the topic of reproductive problems associated with certain anatomical features of the genital organs, in this article we will discuss a condition known as hematocolpos. Hematocolpos is a condition characterized by the accumulation of blood in the vagina due to the inability of menstrual blood to drain.
Read moreA microperforate hymen is a congenital condition characterized by an anomaly in which the mucous membrane has one or several small openings instead of the typical large central opening. This can lead to a number of complications, especially during menstruation, as menstrual blood does not drain properly.
Read moreLabial synechiae are an abnormal fusion of the edges of the labia surrounding the vaginal opening. Normally, the labia minora are not joined, but in this case they adhere to each other and may partially or completely block the vaginal opening.
Read moreLow ovarian reserve rarely presents with obvious signs in its early stages. It is often discovered during investigations for fertility problems or as part of assisted reproductive technology programs. However, there are certain signs that deserve attention.
Read moreConcern for men’s health is often accompanied by silence, procrastination, and a tendency to ignore minor problems. When it comes to the prostate gland, which plays a crucial role in both the reproductive and urinary systems, the body usually sends only very subtle signals.
Read moreThe term “pregnancy-related jaundice” includes all conditions during pregnancy characterized by an abnormal increase in bilirubin levels in the blood, causing the skin and the whites of the eyes to develop a typical yellowish discoloration.
Read moreWhy does sexual intercourse affect the bladder? Sexual activity has a mechanical effect on the urinary tract. During intercourse, friction and pressure can move bacteria present around the genitals and anus toward the urethra. From there, microorganisms can enter the bladder and cause inflammation known as cystitis.
Read moreMany early pregnancy symptoms are similar to those of PMS, and breast pain is one of them. Since this discomfort can appear before you notice a missed period, it may be a useful indicator of pregnancy, but it is by no means definitive proof.
Read moreMenopause is a stage of a woman’s life that affects not only physical health but also psychological well-being. It coincides with the cessation of menstruation and ovarian function. The ovaries deplete their follicle reserves and stop producing estrogen and progestin.
Read moreBefore discussing vulvitis, it is worth briefly recalling what the vulva actually is. Many patients do not clearly distinguish between the vulva and the vagina. However, these are not the same thing.
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