It seems like every other month there is a new health concern, especially if you are a woman. Whether it be HPV (Human Papillomavirus) which infected about 45% of women back in 2007. Or the dreaded breast cancer. But what about the other problems women face down there? Check out these three.
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Ruptured Ovarian Cysts
An ovarian cyst refers to a medical condition marked by the accumulation of fluids enclosed by a thin wall in the ovary. An ovarian follicle larger than 2 centimeters is called an ovarian cyst. Such a cyst could be small in size as a pea, or could be as large as an orange. While most… Read more »
What Are The Symptoms of Menopause?
It is very important to realize that it is innate for every woman to undergo a life process known as menopause; it is a stage in a woman’s life when her fertility cycle ends; it is during this stage that ovaries halted producing the hormone estrogen and the reproductive cycle starts to deteriorate. Generally, when… Read more »
What Every Woman Should Know About Ovarian Cancer
Please read here to learn some basic facts about ovarian cancer, a most deadly disease in women. This can save your life!
Breast Biopsy Information
Breast biopsy is the testing of the breast tissues to check for cancerous cells. When a woman gets abnormal mammogram results or has suspicions about a lump in the breast, breast biopsy is the best alternative. Related Blogs Related Blogs on Breast Biopsy Information
Sexual Dysfunction After Breast Cancer
When you are diagnosed with breast cancer, probably the last thing on your mind is sex. However, I write this chapter because sex may not be important to you now, but later on, when you are trying to resume your normal life, it will become important.
Fertility Concerns After Breast Cancer Treatment
More than 12,000 women under the age of 40 are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Breast cancer is the leading cause of death in women under 40. The number of cancer survivors of reproductive age in the United States is now estimated at about 500,000.
Pap Smear – Reporting Your Test Results
The Pap smear is undertaken by women all over the world. Along with testing the general health of the woman the test is also used to check for cancers and tumors in the female reproductive system. The diseases which may affect the reproductive organs not only affect the reproductive system, but also the general health.
Pap Smear Test and Abnormal Results
The Pap smear test is a very important test for the screening of cervical cancer. The test includes checking changes in the cells of the cervix. The smear test is very important as it helps in early detection if the cells turn cancerous and they can be fully treated.
6 Things To Know About Ovarian Cysts and Cancer
Cancer can develop in anyone, at anytime and anywhere within the body, including the reproductive system. If you have symptoms for ovarian cysts, it does not mean that the cyst will be cancerous, but it is possible that cancer could occur. Cancer can be expensive to cure so preventative measures should be taken if possible.
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