An Overview of the Female Infertility Disorder Pt 2
Any defects in any of the above-mentioned factors can lead to female infertility. Furthermore, the human reproduction process must happen in the right order and at the right time for a woman to get pregnant. Below ...
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Female infertility is usually defined as the inability of a woman to become pregnant even after trying to conceive for a long period of time or most of their lives. A number of females all around ...
Read MoreCommon Myths about PCOS That Every Woman Should Know Pt 2
In the last article we covered some of the common misconceptions and myths associated with PCOS (Polycystic ovary syndrome) - here are a few more to be mindful of when it comes to a PCOS diagnosis. That ...
Read MoreCommon Myths about PCOS That Every Woman Should Know Pt 1
There are many health conditions that are gender-biased, including those that women are likelier to suffer from, compared to men. The structure of their genes, hormonal balance, lifestyle, etc, play key roles in this. One common ...
Read MoreAn Overview of Rectocele Pt 2
There are certain factors which raise the chance of developing posterior vaginal prolapse in women, and some of those factors are listed below. Genetics Some women may have weak pelvic connective tissue by birth, and hence ...
Read MoreAn Overview of Rectocele
Rectocele or posterior vaginal prolapse is a condition where the vaginal walls tend to bulge. This occurs when the thin tissue that separates the vagina from the rectum, known as the rectovaginal septum, weakens. The severity ...
Read MoreHow Bad is an Overactive Bladder?
Overactive bladder is a condition where the patient has an abrupt urge to urinate. Stopping this urge can be difficult, which means the person may suffer from involuntary urine loss. The major problems this causes include ...
Read MoreA Detailed Look at Triple X Syndrome
Triple X syndrome is a genetic disorder also known by the names 47 XXX syndrome and Trisomy X syndrome. It affects 1 in around 1,000 women. Females normally possess two X chromosomes for each cell (one ...
Read MoreWhy Are Women More Prone to Contracting Autoimmune Diseases?
Women are generally less prone to contracting infections than men are, but more vulnerable when it comes to issues revolving around the immune system. Women make up the better part of patients with systemic lupus erythematosus ...
Read MoreComplications Brought on by Celiac Disease
Celiac disease is a condition that prevents people from eating gluten. If a person who has it eats barley, wheat, or rye, it triggers an immune response that hits the small intestine. The reaction caused by ...
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