Prenatal infections can interfere with the health of both you and your baby, so it’s important to take steps to prevent them.
Did you know that pain in the lower region of your stomach may stem from your intestines, urinary system, or reproductive organs?
When detected early, ovarian cancer can be successfully treated. Know your risks and schedule regular screenings with your gynaecologist.
What is a normal period for a menstrual cycle? Are birth control pills safe for managing bad period pains? Can a COVID-19 vaccination affect my menstruation?
Endometriosis is a common gynaecological condition that affects up to 10% of women, usually between the ages of 25 – 45, though symptoms can start to present even at puberty.
While most breast lumps are non-cancerous, the discovery of any new breast lumps, nipple discharge or skin changes around the nipple should prompt a trip to the doctor.
Menopause affects each woman differently, with some having it easy, while others go through a nightmare. Learn about what to expect and what you can do when things get tough.
Weight gain, mood swings, acne, and irregular periods could all be signs of hormonal imbalance. Read on to find out more.
An overactive bladder can happen when you drink too much liquids. However, it’s wise to see a doctor when the condition persists or if you suffer bouts of incontinence.
A question that’s often wondered, but seldom asked: When should one see a gynaecologist?
Uterine prolapse, a common condition among women aged 50 and above, may require surgery. Read on to learn more about diagnosing and treating uterine prolapse.
Here’s how a myomectomy can help ease distress from uterine fibroids. If uterine fibroids are causing you distress and you want to get pregnant in the future, talk to your doctor about the possibility of having a myomectomy.
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