After an aunt of mine was diagnosed with uterine cancer, I realized that I needed to work harder to look after my own health. Instead of ignoring my yearly women's exams and hoping for the best, I made an appointment for treatment and followed the doctor's orders to the letter of the law. After about ten years of being diligent, I was diagnosed with uterine cancer, but my case was a lot less aggressive than my aunt's. This blog is all about taking better care of your health, looking out for the signs of cancer, and staying up to date on your yearly preventative medical care.
Posted on: 5 September 2023
A bruised cervix is a gynecological injury that is possible to suffer as a result of sexual activities. Some people who are victims of sexual assault can acquire this injury, but it's also possible to get it as a result of consensual sexual activity. A bruised cervix in which the bruising is minor will typically go away on its own in a short amount of time, and not require any intervention from a professional. [Read More]
Posted on: 20 March 2023
Vaginal odors can occur due to a number of reasons. They can occur because of what you are eating and drinking, as well as because of your daily routine. Vaginal odors can be the result of other things as well, including the pH balance within your body. To help control this odor and prevent it to begin with, there are a number of things you can try to help with this. [Read More]
Posted on: 14 October 2022
If you're in your early 20s and need to visit a doctor soon, you may wonder if it's okay to seek care from an OB-GYN. An OB-GYN, or obstetrician-gynecologist, provides reproductive care to women of all ages, including women in their 20s. Learn why it's okay for young women to see an OB-GYN below. How Can an OB-GYN Treat Young Women? You may think an obstetrician-gynecologist only treats pregnant women and women who need fertility care, but they don't. [Read More]
Posted on: 6 May 2022
If you are pregnant, you may have been curious about what types of health concerns you should be aware of. Even if you already have an obstetrician, you may have questions about the issues that might come up that could potentially lead to complicated labor and delivery. These are some of the cases in which you may experience more complicated labor and delivery. In these cases, obstetric surgery may be required. [Read More]