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A hysterectomy does not always cure endometriosis. Removing the uterus stops menstrual periods and may reduce heavy bleeding, cramping, and some pelvic pain. However, because endometriosis usually develops outside the uterus, symptoms can continue if lesions remain elsewhere in the pelvis. Lesions can remain on the ovaries, bladder, bowel, pelvic lining, ligaments, or nearby nerves … Read more
Endometriosis can still be present after a hysterectomy. Although the operation removes the uterus, endometrial-like tissue may remain on the ovaries, bladder, bowel, pelvic lining, or other nearby areas, allowing symptoms to continue or return later. Some people experience major pain relief following a hysterectomy, while others continue to have symptoms or notice them returning … Read more
If you are wondering, why am I bleeding years after hysterectomy, the most important point is that new vaginal bleeding should be checked by a healthcare professional. It does not automatically mean something serious, but it is not something to ignore. Possible causes include vaginal dryness, delicate scar tissue, infection, irritation after sex, or monthly … Read more
During pregnancy, the body undergoes a long list of changes. Some of these changes might not result in any feelings of uneasiness or discomfort, but some negative changes can make you feel extremely uncomfortable. As the body experiences so many changes in the hormone levels during pregnancy, it can sometimes result in an imbalance in … Read more
Ureaplasma is a group of bacteria that usually live in the urinary tract and the reproductive parts of humans. It is a parasite that needs a host, such as an animal or a human being in order to stay alive. Ureaplasma is usually a part of all the bacteria that live on the body, and … Read more
Polycystic ovary syndrome or PCOS is an endocrine disorder affecting women who are in their reproductive years or childbearing years (15-44 years) which is around 12-18% of women. Polycystic ovary syndrome starts during puberty, and it continues to develop throughout a woman’s reproductive years. Some symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome are irregular or infrequent periods … Read more
Pelvic Support Problems What are pelvic support problems? What are the symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse? What causes pelvic organ prolapse? What are the types of pelvic organ prolapse? What exams are performed to help diagnose pelvic support problems? What are some nonsurgical ways to obtain symptom relief? What are Kegel exercises? Can surgery correct … Read more