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Menstrual cycle and heat: what you need to know?

The menstrual cycle during the hot season can cause real discomfort to a woman. Delays are possible, menstruation itself becomes more painful, not to mention the irritation caused by the use of sanitary pads in contact with the skin. Let's look at this in more detail.

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Hair loss in women: causes and help

Hair loss in women is often closely related not only to stress, but also to hormonal imbalances. This state of affairs often affects menopausal women over 60, as well as young girls who suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome, insulin resistance or metabolic syndrome.

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HOW TO RECOGNIZE CYSTITIS?

Cystitis is a very common problem, especially in women, and can be caused by a variety of factors. In most cases, the disease is triggered by bacteria that are normally present in the human body (for example, in the intestines).

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Early signs of pregnancy

Early signs of pregnancy - the succession of manifestations of a different character, which is blamed after conception. The most obvious and obvious sign is a delay in menstruation, starting from the first cycle after the flood. However, this is not the only symptom of changes associated with pregnancy.

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Dermatitis under the arms: how to help?

In this article we will talk about inflammation of the skin caused by the irritating effect of sweat on the skin. Sweat dermatitis is more common in the warm season, when a person sweats profusely. Sweating is one of the physiological mechanisms used by our body to balance the loss and gain of heat. In other words, inc

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Spicy pyelonephritis: what you need to know?

he infection triggers an inflammatory process of a suppurative nature in the kidney with the formation of small abscesses that spread in the affected organ. Spicy pyelonephritis has a benign course, with proper treatment, the symptoms tend to regress after about two weeks.

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Spermicides: how do chemical contraceptives work?

Spermicides are chemical contraceptives that immobilize or destroy sperm before they reach the uterus. Although they are not known to be able to guarantee complete protection against unwanted pregnancies, spermicides continue to attract the attention of sexually active people.

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Kissing and sexually transmitted diseases

Can you get a sexually transmitted disease through kissing? In terms of sexual activity, kissing seems harmless enough. In fact, when it comes to the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), kissing is not entirely safe.

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Contraception: mistakes when using a condom

Most people think they know how to use a condom, but make mistakes that easily compromise the effectiveness of this method of contraception. If simple precautions are neglected during oral, anal and vaginal sex, the risk of sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancies is very real.

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PREGNANCY TEST: WHEN TO DO?

Tests to establish or exclude pregnancy are of two types: the first is a kit for home use, which can be found in pharmacies and done at home using morning urine; the second is a blood test conducted in the laboratory and necessary to reliably confirm the result.

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