The uterus usually tilts one way or another. When the uterus is tilted forward toward the abdomen, it is known as an anteverted uterus. 75 percent of women have this. It is normal and has no impact on the ability to get pregnant or sexual health. Learn more about this natural variation of the uterus…
Is melatonin effective for reducing the frequency of migraine headaches? Medscape Pharmacists …read more
Vulvar varicosities are varicose veins that appear on the vulva. These veins may appear misshapen and swollen and often occur during pregnancy or when a woman has other varicose veins on her body. In this article, we look at what causes vulvar varicosities, how they are managed, and if they can be prevented. …read more
A vaginal cuff is a closure made at the top of the vagina in the place of the cervix after a person has a hysterectomy. In this article, we look at the risks involved with having a vaginal cuff, and what to expect after having this surgery. We also look at recovery and complications. …read…
Many people wonder if having sex during menstruation has side effects. There is no health-related reason to avoid sex because someone is menstruating. However, there is still a risk of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. Some common vaginal infections are also more likely to occur after period sex. …read more
There are a variety of reasons a woman may feel her stomach is tightening when she is pregnant, ranging from gas and constipation to round ligament pain and Braxton-Hicks contractions. In this article, learn about the causes and symptoms, how to relieve discomfort, and when symptoms might mean seeing a doctor. …read more
The new product, Dzuveo, is similar to another sufentanil-containing pain reliever that has been available in the European Union since 1978. International Approvals …read more
Women exposed to high levels of air pollution may have less success getting pregnant with fertility treatments or staying pregnant, compared to women breathing cleaner air, a South Korean study suggests. Reuters Health Information …read more
Postmenopausal women who have chronic pelvic pain (CPP) may also have problems with their balance and posture, a small study from Spain suggests. Reuters Health Information …read more
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends a new comprehensive postpartum care approach that begins prior to childbirth and includes multiple touchpoints within 12 weeks of birth. Medscape Medical News …read more