As well as the pain and menstrual complications caused by endometriosis, its sufferers are more likely to experience fertility issues and miscarriage, though the reasons why aren’t fully understood. With treatment, pregnancy is often possible.
Congratulations on your pregnancy! If this is your first, you might be wondering what to expect while you’re expecting. We've got some of the most important things you’ll want to keep in mind as the weeks and months unfold.
While many women develop ovarian cysts, common myths can leave them confused about typical treatments and outcomes. Read on to find out the facts behind this condition.
PCOS, or polycystic ovary syndrome, is a condition that affects 10% of women of childbearing age. Learn how to treat and navigate this often-frustrating issue.
Whether it’s benign or the kind that places you at risk for cervical cancer, HPV can be a problematic condition. Make sure you’re fully aware and protected when it comes to HPV.
Wow! It’s hot already! Are you pregnant and trying to beat the heat this season? These simple tricks will keep you cool and comfortable all summer, no matter how far along you are in your pregnancy.
If you have endometriosis, you know how painful it can be. However, you might still be able to conceive even if you have endometriosis. This depends on a couple of different factors.
Some women face a cruel journey through menopause: Pregnancy is no longer an issue, but painful sex can be. Here’s how bioidentical hormones can help.