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Bleeding after intercourse: what are the causes and what to do?

Bleeding after intercourse can be a symptom that is understandably concerning for a couple, but fortunately, in most cases, it does not indicate any serious underlying medical condition. Although it is often referred to as vaginal bleeding, it actually most often comes from the cervix, the lower part of the uterus that

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Hydrocele: What is hydrocele and how to treat it?

Hydrocele or hydrocele is a benign pathology of the genitourinary system, usually painless, which, however, can cause pain and/or discomfort to the patient. It should be emphasized that since this is a benign pathology, its treatment is carried out only when symptoms appear.

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Unsuccessful IVF: What to do after unsuccessful attempts?

Facing an unsuccessful IVF can be a time of great emotional vulnerability for a woman, but it is important to remember that you are not alone in this journey. What is IVF and why can the result be negative? IVF, or in vitro fertilization, is an assisted reproduction procedure that aims to conceive in a laboratory setti

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Urinary disorders: what are they?

The frequency of emptying the bladder during the day varies from person to person. In healthy people, the number of urinations varies from 4 to 6-7 times per day. Usually, although not necessarily, women have to urinate more often than men.

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Phases of the menstrual cycle: how do they affect cystitis?

Different phases of the menstrual cycle have a significant impact on the manifestation of cystitis symptoms. Both the urethra and the lower part of the bladder have the same embryonic origin as the vaginal tissue. Therefore, hormonal changes increase the risk of recurrence of cystitis, depending on the phase of the men

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Pregnancy with twins: how do twins become conceived?

How to give birth to twin children? Twin pregnancies in Ukraine are relatively low, statistics say only 3%. The chances of conceiving twins naturally are slim, but using assisted reproductive technologies increases the likelihood of this happening tenfold.

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Multifollicular ovary ( multicystic ovary): what is it?

Multifollicular ovary (MFO) is a condition characterized by the presence of multiple follicles (usually 6 to 10) in the ovaries that are larger than normal (up to 10 mm in diameter). It is also called multicystic ovary disease. Multicystic ovary disease is mostly asymptomatic and can be detected during a routine gyneco

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Interstitial cystitis: how to recognize and fight it?

Interstitial cystitis (IC) is a chronic condition that causes discomfort or pain in the bladder, as well as a need to urinate frequently and urgently. It is much more common in women than in men. In the past, IC was a rare condition and very difficult to treat, but today it is becoming more common.

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Miscarriage: Why does it happen?

The term "spontaneous abortion" or " miscarriage " refers to the death of a fetus before twenty weeks of pregnancy. If death occurs later in pregnancy, it is called stillbirth or intrauterine death. Sometimes miscarriage occurs at such an early stage. period, that the associated blood loss can be mistaken for normal me

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Teratozoospermia: what is it?

Teratozoospermia, also called teratospermia is a change in the qualitative composition of sperm, in which the vast majority of spermatozoa have abnormal morphology. Therefore, teratospermia is considered a cause of male infertility due to spermatic factors.

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