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Breast health: how to recognize pathologies?

Breast diseases are a wide range of conditions that can negatively affect breast tissue. It is extremely important to know the typical signs of breast pathologies in order to identify any problems in a timely manner. In this article we will look at what “bells” you should pay attention to.

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Menstrual irregularities: polymenorrhea

For a woman who does not have problems with the reproductive system, the menstrual cycle normally lasts from 21 to 35 days. The duration of the cycle is individual. Typically, fluctuations are possible between one and five days. Bleeding lasts from 2 to 7 days

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Thin endometrium: implications for fertility and pregnancy

The uterus consists of three layers: outer, middle and inner. The outer or serous layer covers the outside of the uterus. The middle layer or myometrium is the muscular wall of the uterus. It has the ability to expand during pregnancy, allowing the fetus to grow, and contract so that birth can occur. The inner layer or

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Discharge during pregnancy: should you worry or not?

During pregnancy, as with a normal menstrual cycle, a woman may experience discharge. They may be bloody, pink, yellow, greenish or simply clear, like those that occur during the ovulation phase of the menstrual cycle. In this article we will look at each type of discharge.

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What is overactive bladder?

Normal bladder function is the result of a complex interaction of neurological and psychological factors, as well as musculoskeletal and renal function. The combination of these physiological mechanisms, some voluntary and some involuntary...

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Phimosis: what is the danger and how to help?

Phimosis is a condition in which the foreskin - the skin covering the head of the penis - is particularly narrow. This anomaly is quite common in newborns and young children. The main negative consequence is that this condition can affect urination and normal sexual activity of the patient. In fact, it increases the ri

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Testicular torsion: what is it and how to help?

The testicles are contained in a skin sac called the scrotum, located under the penis. They produce sperm and testosterone, the male sex hormone. The blood circulating in the testicles passes through the spermatic cord, which starts from the abdominal cavity and reaches the scrotum.

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Biochemical pregnancy: what should you know?

Biochemical pregnancy is nothing more than an extremely early abortion. It is also called microabortion . It happens that a woman does not even notice this phenomenon, since she takes it for a simple delay in menstruation or for more than usual heavy menstruation.

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Petting and pregnancy: is it possible to get pregnant from petting?

One of the most frequent questions that visitors have been asking lately on the website of the Bogolyuby Medical Center is: “Can I get pregnant from petting ?” Getting pregnant from caresses is unlikely, but under certain circumstances it is possible. In this article we will try to understand the above issue in more de

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