Health 2025, January
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Ovulation is a fundamental stage of the female reproductive cycle. During this process, the ovaries expel an egg, which is then picked up by the fallopian tubes. The oocyte will therefore be ready to be fertilized within 12-24 hours. If fertilization occurs, it will implant itself in the uterus and secrete a hormone that will prevent menstruation from starting.
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Pain in the ovaries can be bothersome and unpleasant, sometimes accompanied by other symptoms, such as pelvic pain, swelling, abdominal cramps, and irregular periods. It can be due to ovulation or more serious disorders, such as ovarian cysts or a condition called endometriosis.
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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) is a bacterial infection of the female reproductive organs. It often develops due to a sexually transmitted disease (such as gonorrhea and chlamydia) that is neglected for a long time, but it can also be caused by another type of infection.
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Breastfeeding often has to be stopped because you return to work after maternity leave, but also for health reasons or simply because it is time to wean your baby. Stopping breastfeeding suddenly can cause breast pain, obstruction of a milk duct and, in addition, the baby will be quite confused.
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The menstrual cycle consists of a series of monthly body changes in preparation for a possible pregnancy. Once every 21-35 days an ovary releases an egg and the hormones work to prepare the uterus for a hypothetical pregnancy. If the sperm does not fertilize the egg, the uterine lining falls off and exits the vagina.
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Yeast is a fungus normally found in the vagina, but in small colonies. A vaginal yeast infection, also known as vaginal candidiasis, develops when there are too many fungal cells proliferating in the vagina. Although the severity of symptoms can be considered from "
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When using tampons, it can happen that they do not enter the vagina correctly, resulting in pain. It happens quite often that you have difficulty inserting a tampon comfortably; then learn to put it on without feeling discomfort in order to continue wearing it comfortably.
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Sooner or later all girls will have their first menstrual period. Find out how to prepare for your period, and learn more about the female cycle. Steps Step 1. Find all information about the menstrual cycle Search the library for texts or magazines, do a search on the web or talk to the members of the clinic closest to you, they will be available to help you.
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Vulvodynia is a chronic disease characterized by pain in the vulva (the external female genitalia). The exact cause of the pain is not known, but it is thought that it may be triggered by nerve damage, an abnormal cellular response, genetic factors, infections, allergies, irritations, hormonal changes, muscle spasms, or taking antibiotics.
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The contractions of childbirth are painful, but they indicate that the baby is about to be born, so it is a very exciting time. If you think labor has begun, you need to learn to distinguish true contractions from false ones. You can recognize them if you know what symptoms accompany labor, how they differ from Braxton Hicks contractions, and what round ligament pain is.
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During ovulation, the ovary releases an egg, as well as follicular fluid and blood. For many women, the normal ovulation process causes no symptoms, but some regularly experience pain and discomfort during this phase. Symptoms are sometimes referred to as the German word "
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You were probably prepared to have hemorrhoids during pregnancy, but you didn't know they could develop even after giving birth. Hemorrhoids - the veins inside the anal canal that enlarge in particular conditions - are caused by an increase in pressure in the terminal part of the rectum.
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Burping is a completely natural act, even if it is socially unsuitable. During pregnancy, women tend to burp quite often, which can cause discomfort and embarrassment. While there is no way to completely avoid it during gestation, there are remedies to reduce the effects of gas.
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If you have a fever during pregnancy, it is important to contact your doctor right away. It could be something minor, like a cold, but it's best not to put your health or that of your baby at risk. There are many ways to safely lower fever during pregnancy, with or without medication.
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Many women decide to seek pregnancy after 40. This choice presents many risks and complications, both for the mother and for the baby. Although it is not impossible to live this experience in a healthy way, it is necessary to prepare properly before getting pregnant, so that the body is in an optimal condition.
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Although many women are mentally stronger and more confident during their second pregnancy, it is important that you realize that not everything will be the same as during the first, especially in relation to labor. Your body has undergone many changes since the birth of your first baby, so your second pregnancy and associated labor may be completely different from the previous experience.
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Fenugreek seeds are considered to be one of the most potent sources of galactagogues. A galactogogue is a substance that promotes milk production in humans and other mammals. If you are breastfeeding and unable to produce enough milk for your baby, consider using fenugreek seeds to boost your milk supply.
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Many pregnant women have to manage hunger and cravings. While it is acceptable to indulge in a "whim of gluttony" from time to time, remember that what you eat also feeds the baby. Therefore, it is essential to follow a healthy diet for both of you to benefit from it.
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During pregnancy, the placenta adheres to the walls of the uterus providing oxygen and nutrients to the fetus via the umbilical cord. In most cases it attaches to the upper or middle part of the uterus, but sometimes to the lower one. As a result, it obstructs the cervix, making natural childbirth difficult or impossible.
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Women experience a variety of symptoms during their menstrual cycle: cramps, bloating, constipation, headaches, and mood swings. You may feel helpless when you see your partner in these conditions, but try some solutions to make her feel better.
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Painful menstruation, or dysmenorrhea, is an annoying and debilitating problem for many women. Sometimes menstrual pains (cramps, headaches) start before your period starts due to PMS and other times during your period. There are many systems you could use to prevent pain from occurring, but also to alleviate it.
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Natural family planning, also known as the rhythm method, is a contraceptive strategy accepted by all religions and all cultural backgrounds. By learning how it works, you will be able to know when you are fertile without spending too much: you will only need a calendar, a thermometer or your own fingers.
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When we talk about ectopic pregnancy, we mean the implantation of a fertilized egg inside the fallopian tubes or in another area other than the uterus. If not diagnosed or treated, this situation can quickly turn into an emergency. For this reason it is important to know the symptoms of ectopic pregnancy, in addition to diagnosing and treating it with the help of the gynecologist.
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Before you stop using contraceptives to try to conceive, make sure you are ready to get pregnant. Make an appointment with your gynecologist, improve your lifestyle and start taking folic acid. When you want to stop the pill, finish the last pack, be patient and wait for the withdrawal bleeding.
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Caesarean sections are becoming more and more common for giving birth to a baby (for example, one in three US women gave birth this way in 2006), but the procedure is still considered an invasive surgery. This means that, as with any other surgery, you need time to recover after giving birth.
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During pregnancy, dilation of the uterus can cause abdominal itching. As the uterus expands, the skin on the belly expands and dries up, causing it to sting. Some pregnant women may also suffer from a bumpy, itchy rash called PUPPP (itchy, itchy pregnancy-related papules and plaques) or PEP (polymorphous pregnancy rash).
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Vagisil is a topical cream, available without a prescription, that relieves vaginal itching. It comes in two strengths and is simple to use; however, some simple precautions are required. Steps Part 1 of 2: Using Vagisil Step 1.
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The production of intestinal gas can be one of the most embarrassing and inconvenient side effects associated with pregnancy. Gestational hormones, such as progesterone, start to slow down the digestive process from the first trimester. These hormones are responsible for ensuring that the baby is fed properly, but the "
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Uterine fibroids are benign tumors that form on the walls of a woman's uterus. They occur in 20 to 80 percent of women between the ages of 30 and 50. Those at risk of developing these fibroids may be wondering how to prevent them. The exact cause of fibroids development is unknown, as are the methods that inhibit their formation.
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Pregnant women are generally advised not to eat fish due to its high mercury content and the risk of food poisoning. However, fish is an excellent source of nutrients important for baby's prenatal development, such as omega-3 fatty acids. With a few simple precautions, however, you can eat some delicious seafood without ingesting too much mercury.
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Miscarriage is one of the most difficult experiences a parent or future future parent can have. It is especially heartbreaking for women, who not only experience emotional trauma, but also face physiological changes. However, it is possible to manage this delicate moment with the support of a loving companion.
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It is never easy to decide to terminate a pregnancy, whether it is intentional, unwanted or unexpected. The choice to have an abortion is very personal, and only you can make it. You can talk to your doctor, or close family and friends, about what you should do, but you don't have to feel compelled to opt for any particular solution.
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During pregnancy, sciatica pain, which is a pain that extends to the leg starting from the lower back, can arise. Fortunately, there are many ways to alleviate it. Relieve pressure on the sciatic nerve by taking small steps: for example, wear a pregnancy waistband and low-heeled shoes.
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After childbirth, it is possible to experience conspicuous blood losses called "lochi", which are made up of blood, tissues and bacteria. It is a natural phenomenon comparable to a copious menstruation. You can be sure your bleeding is completely normal by knowing in advance what to expect, when to contact a doctor, and by recognizing the symptoms of postpartum bleeding (a rare but serious condition).
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Guilt is a terrible emotion to live with, especially if it is intense, if it grows and lives with you every day. While "a little" guilt is natural and sometimes healthy, when it begins to interfere with your daily life and routine, the problem is serious.
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Coping with paranoid personality disorder can be very tough. People in this state often have a difficult time after their treatment program, and many others choose not to undergo any treatment. Paranoid personality disorder revolves around feelings of distrust and distrust.
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Whether it's one of your parents, a roommate, or your partner, it can be difficult to live with an overly critical person. If you can't relax in your home, you will certainly find it hard to get by in everyday life. People who continually criticize are often dissatisfied with themselves, so try to understand that their judgments rarely represent a personal attack.
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Why am I here? What is the meaning of life? What should I do with my life? Sooner or later we all ask ourselves these questions, but the answers are often nebulous and misleading. Here is a brief introduction to the "meaning of life"
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Drinking water is essential for staying healthy and hydrated. Although individual needs vary from person to person, for example based on gender and lifestyle, the US Institute of Medicine recommends that women between the ages of 19 and 50 drink 2.
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Whatever the task, it is essential to be able to pursue one's short-term goals. Steps Step 1. Make sure your goals are realistic and on schedule "Realistic" means many things, for example making sure that the goals are really short-term and not ambitious.