Prostatic specific antigen (PSA)
PSA - what is it and why is it measured? This enigmatic for a simple layman abbreviation refers to a specific prostatic antigen, in other words, a protein produced by prostate cells.
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Post contraceptive Amenorrhea
After stopping hormonal contraceptives, a woman may experience a lack of menstruation. This condition is known as postconcepceptive amenorrhea.
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Disbacteriosis
Every day, television ads bombard our minds, annoyingly recalling the extreme importance of the normal balance of microflora. We may be fed up with this information, but there’s nowhere to get away from the truth; friendly symbiotic bacteria of the body should prevail to prevent the growth of pathogenic bacteria, impro
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Anogenital warts
Anogenital warts or warts are one of the most common sexually transmitted infections. According to experts, at least half of sexually active people at least once in their lives have encountered this unpleasant phenomenon.
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Gestational diabete
Gestational diabetes is a disease associated with impaired glucose tolerance, diagnosed for the first time during pregnancy. The incidence of this type of metabolic pathology has increased significantly in recent decades, due to the predominance of a woman's sedentary lifestyle.
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Paraphimosis
What is paraphimosis? How to treat it and what to do? Paraphimosis is pathological condition characterized by pinching of the head of the penis behind a shifted foreskin. If such a condition arose, then it is necessary to consult a doctor immediately, as dangerous and serious complications are possible.
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Phimosis
Narrowing the foreskin is the classic definition of phimosis. But in fact, under the mask of phimosis, much more serious violations may be hiding than just preputial stenosis (narrowing). Phimosis will not be exactly called disease, as it means more anatomical features of male sexual morphology.
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Nutrition for Osteoporosis
Continuing the current topic of osteoporosis, let us dwell in more detail on proper nutrition, which helped to avoid and control the risk of the aforementioned disease.
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Menopause and osteoporosis
One of the characteristic problems that many women face during the menopause is osteoporosis. Its development is largely facilitated by such factors as, for example, smoking, alcohol abuse, chronic diseases of the excretory system, hyperthyroidism and diabetes.
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Iodine and pregnancy
Providing the pregnant woman with the necessary amount of iodine is of great importance for the proper growth and development of the fetus. The norm of iodine in the food of an adult woman is about 150 micrograms per day.
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