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Edometrial 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 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 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 moreContinuing 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...
Read moreUreaplasmosis 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.
Read moreUterine 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.
Read moreToxoplasmosis 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.
Read moreCytomegalovirus, 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
Read moreAmenorrhea is the absence of menstruation. It should be remembered that there are periods in a woman’s life when this state of affairs is physiological: before puberty, after menopause, during pregnancy, and for a more or less prolonged time during breastfeeding.
Read moreInfection with the human papillomavirus (HPV - human papillomavirus, papillomavirus) occurs more often than we can imagine. The disease is asymptomatic, which contributes to its wide spread, since most patients do not know about their infection.
Read moreGenital herpes is a skin disease caused mainly by the herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV 2). In this article, we will get acquainted with the symptoms of infection and its treatment.
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