Womens Health - Gynecologic Health
Surgical Mesh Can Cause Complications in Some Women
In some patients, surgical mesh doesn't heal well, and causes pain years later.
Surgical Mesh Can Cause Complications in Some Women
In some patients, surgical mesh doesn't heal well, and causes pain years later.
A preliminary study suggests a vaccine shows promise in treating some types of ovarian and advanced breast cancers.
Maternal Fat Could Help Determine Fertility
A study in cows could shed light on why some women have trouble getting pregnant.
Women Too Often Screened for Cervical Cancer
Some women are screened for cervical cancer too often.
Women Born in 1935 Had More Children
Women born in 1935 had more children than those born 25 years before or after them.
iPad Monitors Unborn Fetuses' Heartbeats
iPad technology allows a doctor to get real time information about any of his pregnant patients and their unborn babies.
Treating High-Risk Pregnancies
Some high-risk pregnancy disorders can be treated with blood thinners.
Salt Cravings Might Be Inherited from Your Mother.
Salt Cravings Might Be Inherited from Your Mother.
Hysteroscopy: What Women Need to Know
For many doctors, hysteroscopy represents a great leap forward in gynecology . Others have been slower to embrace this new technology. What should patients know in order to navigate this uncertain terrain?
Hysteroscopy: When is it Necessary?
If you are suffering from abnormal bleeding, you may have submucus fibroid tumors. These tumors, located deep within the wall of the uterus, can cause severe cramping, fatigue, heavy menstrual periods, and bleeding in between periods.
