Hysterectomy
Hysterectomy is a surgical intervention that removes the uterus. A complete hysterectomy is discussed when the entire organ is removed, and a partial or subtotal hysterectomy when the cervix is preserved.
Read moreHysterectomy is a surgical intervention that removes the uterus. A complete hysterectomy is discussed when the entire organ is removed, and a partial or subtotal hysterectomy when the cervix is preserved.
Read moreBrachioplasty is a surgical operation aimed at removing excess skin and fat between the armpit and elbow, at the same time toning the entire arm. This eliminates the defect of the "bat wings". Depending on the degree and type of imperfection, various plastic techniques are suitable.
Read moreOne of the important characteristics of women's health is an indicator of vaginal acidity. For the diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis, a microscopic examination of the smear and a pH test are necessary.
Read moreAutumn is not only a golden time, the end of vacations and the beginning of studies, this is the season when hair loss intensifies. Up to two hundred hairs can be lost per day. But one should not panic; by winter the process should stop. If this continues, it makes sense to seek medical help. At the Bogoliuby MC, a der
Read moreMany people know what dandruff (scruf) is, but not everyone knows that it is actually a sign of seborrheic dermatitis, which can manifest not only on the scalp, but also on other areas of the body, especially those that are rich in glandulae sebaceae. The disease is not contagious, but it has a negative impact on socia
Read moreHepatic cysts are small pockets or cavities filled with fluid or other organic material localized within the body. In most cases, these formations are not a serious cause for concern, since they rarely affect the functional abilities of the liver. However, there are also pathological cysts, the appearance of which serv
Read moreHemangioma is a tumor of a benign nature, characterized by proliferation of cells on the inner surface of blood vessels. It is one of the most common soft tissue tumors and affects 3% to 10% of the population.
Read moreGenerally speaking, this form of the nipple does not pose a health hazard and is not a cause for particular concern. Inverted nipples are not necessarily able to impede breastfeeding, as the baby can stick to the entire area of the areola.
Read moreCystic mole is a pathology of pregnancy associated with trophoblast hyperplasia and degeneration of chorionic villi. These latter structures are prone to swelling and turn into bubbles filled with liquid. The condition causes premature termination of pregnancy.
Read moreThe term "toxicosis" in translation from Greek literally means poisoning. In the first months of pregnancy, 75% of women suffer from it. In fact, this is a complex of pathological changes in the body, in which toxic substances enter the bloodstream.
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