Even if you consider yourself to be a pro when it comes to birth control, there is still a slight possibility that you are doing something wrong. Since the stakes are so high, you should periodically assess your usage of your preferred birth control method to ensure you are still on the right path. To help you navigate the complex world of birth control, here are some mistakes that you could be making and what you could do to avoid them.
23 January 2017
Some women decide very early on in life that they just do not want children. Others just want to have sex without the consequences of pregnancy. Whatever your reasons, if you want to cross pregnancy and children off your list completely, there are some permanent and irreversible forms of birth control just for women. Oophorectomy This is the complete removal of your ovaries. Without your ovaries, there is no chance you will ever get pregnant, period.
20 January 2017
For many women, their menstrual cramps stop or slow down once they become mothers or enter middle age. But if you're over 40 years of age and still have painful periods, take steps to find out why now. Menstrual cramping, or dysmenorrhea, can be a sign of a more serious gynecological condition, such as uterine fibroids. Here's a possible reason for your cramps and what you might do to treat it. Why Are Your Cramps So Bad?
19 January 2017
In order for doctors to detect gynecologic cancers early, women need to be able to recognize the symptoms that something is amiss with their bodies. Awareness of the warning symptoms can lead to early diagnosis and treatment—both of which can save your life. The sooner a gynecologic oncologist can start treatment, the more effective it will be. Types of Gynecologic Cancer Gynecologic and genital cancers can take several different forms. Although the symptoms and risk factors for the various cancers differ, some cancers of the reproductive organs share similar symptoms.
12 January 2017
While it isn't uncommon for it to take some time for you and your partner to get pregnant, there are certain signs that there may be a problem. These signs are generally cause for you to visit an infertility doctor to get further treatment. This article is going to discuss 2 signs that you need to visit an infertility doctor. Your Periods Are Very Irregular If your periods are very irregular, then it is likely going to be harder for you to get pregnant because you aren't ovulating as often.
11 January 2017
