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Remember when you are especially “drawn” to a candy or chocolate bar? Now take a look at the calendar. The second phase of the monthly cycle. And you feel like an inflatable balloon? There is an explanation for everything.
Read moreEdometrial polyp is a benign neoplasm that forms on the mucous membrane lining the inner surface of the uterine cavity. In common parlance, the terms "endometrial polyp" and "uterine polyp" are used as synonyms. Endometrial polyps are most often found in women immediately before menopause.
Read moreCystitis is a relatively common disease among pregnant women. Inflammation of the walls of the bladder is promoted not only by the innate physiological feature of women, but also by an increase in progesterone levels.
Read moreUsing a condom, a faithfulally of men's and women's health, is a modern contraceptive method that can protect against unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
Read moreBacterial vaginosis, like any vaginal infection, may initially seem like a trivial problem that the patient, if he does not ignore, then at least underestimate.
Read moreUterine adenomyosis is a benign pathological condition in which part of the endometrial tissue invades the myometrium.
Read moreCryptorchidism is a pathological condition that is quite common among boys. It indicates problems in lowering one or both testicles into the scrotum. Cryptorchidism attracts the attention of many pediatricians, urologists, oncologists and geneticists.
Read moreDuring pregnancy, amniotic fluid surrounds the baby, protecting it from pressure, and maternal tissue from fetal movements. This liquid also acts as a heat insulator and contributes to the optimal development of various body structures of the unborn child.
Read moreAnemia is the most common hematologic disease that may encounter future mother during her “interesting situation”. During pregnancy, a number of significant physiological changes occur with the woman’s body, among them a gradual increase in blood plasma volume
Read moreThe vagina, as well as the oral cavity, skin, intestines and other parts of the human body, is inhabited by numerous microorganisms. However, their presence is not a disadvantageous and passive colonization. Bacteria that live inside us make up the so-called “ecosystem”, which builds a unique system of protection again
Read moreToday we’ll talk about such a common phenomenon among women as painful ovulation. Statistics show that about half of the female population experiences pain in the middle of the monthly cycle. Why is this happening, is such a state of affairs normal?
Read moreIn medical circles, the term "epididymitis" refers to the inflammatory process of the epididymis. There are several forms of the disease, classified according to the severity and etiological factor.
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