The last trimester of pregnancy lasts from week 26 to week 40. However, if the pregnancy is prolonged or any problems arise, doctors may decide to induce labor. At this final stage of pregnancy, the belly is in the spotlight.
Read moreChronic bacterial prostatitis, also known as category II prostatitis, is an inflammation of the prostate gland usually caused by a persistent local infection. Compared to the acute form, chronic bacterial prostatitis has a milder course but lasts significantly longer (at least 3 months).
Read moreFibrinogen, or coagulation factor I, is a plasma glycoprotein synthesized by the liver and, to a lesser extent, by endothelial tissue. Its levels should be carefully monitored by gynecologists during pregnancy. Fibrinogen is the precursor of fibrin — the substance necessary for blood clotting.
Read moreMany women associate the onset of menstruation with the belief that ovulation has already occurred. They believe that without menstruation, the body cannot release an egg. In reality, things are somewhat different. In fact, ovulation is possible even without menstruation.
Read moreEvery woman has probably noticed that menstruation is not always the same. These differences concern duration and frequency, as well as the appearance and consistency of discharge, since sometimes the blood becomes more liquid, and sometimes it contains clots. In general, the formation of clots during menstruation is a
Read moreWhat does the second trimester of pregnancy bring for the future mom, what should she be ready for, and what to expect? We will explore these important questions in this article. In the second trimester, from the 14th to the 26th week of pregnancy, many women feel genuinely well for the first time.
Read moreDifficulties with conception and pregnancy are a significant reason for a couple to visit a reproductive specialist at the "Boholiuby" Medical Center. Modern gynecology faces many diseases that directly affect a woman's reproductive health and her quality of life. And often, one of the causes of female infertility is a
Read moreBartholin's glands are glands located in the walls of the vagina. They secrete a fluid that is necessary for maintaining moisture. Blockage of the ducts of these glands leads to the formation of seals or cysts. These are usually benign formations.
Read moreContraceptive implants are devices specifically designed to be implanted into a woman's body for a long time to provide contraceptive protection. There are two main types of implantable contraceptives: intrauterine devices (IUDs) and subdermal implants.
Read moreHypermenorrhea is defined as abnormally heavy menstrual bleeding in terms of amount and duration. Normal blood loss is 28–80 ml. However, menstrual bleeding is considered heavy if it exceeds 80 ml. Most women do not have heavy enough periods to be classified as hypermenorrhea.
Read moreWith the onset of puberty, usually between the ages of twelve and fifteen, girls begin their first menstrual cycle. They often complain of mood swings and irritability, which may be part of a fairly well-known phenomenon called premenstrual syndrome (PMS).
Read moreHigh blood pressure during pregnancy is a common condition, affecting up to 10% of pregnant women. Normal blood pressure should be 120/80.
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