Topic: Gynecology

Planning for the day when your daughter goes off to college is a time filled with mixed emotions. As a parent you probably know that college life will open new […]

Active hormone pill: An oral contraceptive pill that contains estrogen, progesterone, or both. Add–back therapy: Hormonal therapy prescribed to help females with the side–effects of a class of medicine called […]

It is absolutely fine to use tampons if you have PCOS, which stands for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. If you are just starting to use tampons, you may find that the […]

O dispositivo intrauterino é um tipo de contracepção que é inserido através da vagina para dentro do útero para prevenir uma gestação.  Existem mais de um tipo de DIU. Três […]

Irregular periods is one of the symptoms of PCOS; however, there are many other reasons that you may have irregular periods. For example: it is common for girls to have […]

It can be challenging to manage your weight when you have PCOS but there are things you can do that will help! It’s a good idea to talk with your […]

Most women would say that it took them several tries before they were able to “get the hang of it” and insert a tampon correctly.  When a tampon is inserted […]

It is common to have irregular periods the first year that you start your period, but that doesn’t explain your “extreme pelvic pain” which isn’t normal. You should definitely make […]

No. Normal menstrual periods last 3 to 7 days. Longer than normal periods can occur because of stress, a hormone imbalance, pregnancy, infection, a thyroid condition, and other causes. You should […]

The first thing you should do is tell a parent or guardian that you have been having painful periods/and or pain. Mention that you took a quiz about pelvic pain and […]