Vaginismus
Continuing the theme of sexual dysfunction, vaginismus will be our topic for today. What is it? Vaginismus is a sexual disorder that consists of an involuntary spasm of the muscles of the vagina...
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Priapism
Today we’ll talk about priapism. The term comes from the name of Priapus, the Greek god of fertility, the son of Aphrodite and Dionysus, whose distinguishing feature was a member of great length and rigidity. In modern terms, priapism is a prolonged (4-6 hours) pathological erection of the penis.
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Anorgasmia
Despite the propaganda of sex pouring on a modern woman from a TV, monitor, billboards and fashion magazines, not every lady gravitates to such an advertised kind of carnal joy.
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Folic Acid During Pregnancy
In continuation of the previous topic, which dealt with the issues of good nutrition during pregnancy, today we will talk about the enormous value of such a valuable vitamin as folic acid.
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Pregnancy Nutrition
Speaking about nutrition during pregnancy, first of all, means dispelling the very common and dangerous myth that the expectant mother should eat for two. Of course, pregnancy leads to intense changes in the female body, however, many of them are reversible.
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Erectile dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction is a term that includes a wide and varied spectrum of sexual disorders (erectile dysfunction, ejaculation and orgasm phases). Erectile dysfunction is not always synonymous with impotence.
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Ureoplasmosis
Ureaplasmosis is an inflammatory disease of the genitourinary sphere, the causative agent of which is a bacterium that belongs to the mycoplasma family. A feature of the bacteria is its extremely small size and the absence of a cell wall.
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Metrorrhagia
Uterine bleeding is a physiological event in a woman's life, if it occurs regularly, in accordance with menstruation. However, if blood loss occurs outside these periods, without any regularity, then we are already talking about the so-called metrorrhagia.
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Toxoplasmosis
Toxoplasmosis is a disease that causes the intracellular protozoa - Toxoplasma Gondii. We can say that toxoplasma is omnipresent; it exists in three forms: an egg, a proliferative form, and a cystic form. The ultimate host of the simplest is the cat.
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Cytomegalovirus (CMV)
Cytomegalovirus, the largest genus in the family of herpes viruses, is ubiquitous, highly species-specific, and recognizes humans as the only "host." CMV infection is endemic
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Balanoposthitis
Today, our topic for discussion will be balanoposthitis. The above term itself indicates the simultaneous occurrence of two inflammatory processes in the male body - the foreskin (balanitis) plus the glans penis (post).
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