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health1 month ago•4 min saved

Endometriosis: end the 'white-knuckle' pain culture and seek proper care

Endometriosis affects about 1 in 10 women and is often misdiagnosed for a decade. Experts urge patients not to normalize chronic pain and to advocate for care. Management centers on an anti-inflammatory lifestyle (Mediterranean diet, omega-3s, regular exercise, acupuncture) and may include supplements; medical options to suppress ovulation exist but aren’t curative, and surgery is not a guaranteed cure. Diagnosis lacks a gold-standard tool, and infertility is common in affected couples, underscoring the need for holistic, proactive care.

via New York Post|

#anti-inflammatory-diet #endometriosis #health

health5 months ago•7 min saved

Urologist Clarifies Cycling's Impact on Erectile Health

A urologist explains that cycling does not cause prostate damage or long-term sexual health issues, but improper bike fit and riding habits can lead to temporary discomfort and sensations that may be mistaken for problems. Adjustments in bike setup, posture, and riding habits can alleviate these symptoms, and persistent issues should be evaluated by a healthcare professional. Cycling can be safely incorporated into a routine with proper precautions.

via CNN|

#cycling #erectile-dysfunction #exercise-safety

health6 months ago•3 min saved

5 Early Signs of Uterine Fibroids You Should Watch For

Uterine fibroids are common non-cancerous growths that can cause symptoms like heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic fullness, bladder pressure, pain during sex, and bowel issues. Recognizing these early signs is crucial for timely diagnosis and treatment to prevent complications.

via Times of India|

#early-warning-signs #health #menstrual-bleeding

health9 months ago•3 min saved

5 Hidden Signs of Endometrial Cancer Doctors Warn About

Endometrial cancer often presents with subtle signs such as unusual vaginal bleeding, abnormal discharge, constant pelvic pain, changes in bathroom habits, and unexplained weight loss. Recognizing these symptoms early and consulting a doctor is crucial for timely diagnosis and treatment, especially since there is no screening test for this cancer.

via Prevention|

#early-detection #endometrial-cancer #health

health11 months ago•5 min saved

Pelvic Floor Tips and Signs You Need a Workout

Sara Reardon, a pelvic floor physical therapist and author, emphasizes the importance of understanding and caring for the pelvic floor muscles, which support organs and influence sexual and urinary health. She highlights common issues like tension, weakness, and dysfunction, and offers tips for prevention and treatment, including exercises, posture, and seeking qualified therapy. Recognizing symptoms early and consulting trained professionals can improve quality of life and address problems like painful sex, urinary leakage, and constipation.

via NPR|

#health #pelvic-exercises #pelvic-floor

health2 years ago•7 min saved

"Understanding the Persistent Pain of a Sore Coccyx"

Pain in the coccyx, or coccydynia, can be caused by sitting for long periods, injury, pregnancy, or hypermobility. Remedies include using a doughnut-shaped cushion, sleeping on your side, and avoiding constipation. Pelvic pain, bleeding between periods, and watery blood-stained discharge may indicate an infection, polyp, or cancer, and should be assessed by a doctor. High blood pressure and hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can be managed with regular monitoring and proper use of blood pressure monitors. Endometriosis diagnosis can be delayed, and new ultrasound techniques can help determine the need for diagnostic surgery. Shorter hospital stays are generally preferred for better recovery.

via Daily Mail|

#blood-pressure #coccydynia #endometriosis

health2 years ago•1 min saved

Breaking the Silence: Overcoming Embarrassment in Women's Health

Dr. Kenneth Peters, the chief of urology at Corewell Health's Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, Michigan, discusses persistent genital arousal disorder, a condition that many women are too embarrassed to bring up. He emphasizes that this condition is more common than people think and can cause significant pain and distress for patients. By initiating conversations about pelvic pain and asking specific questions about clitoral stimulation or unwanted orgasms, doctors can help patients feel comfortable discussing their symptoms and seek appropriate treatment.

via WDIV ClickOnDetroit|

#embarrassment #health #pelvic-pain

health3 years ago•2 min saved

Young doctor's cancer diagnosis highlights importance of screening for colon cancer.

Dr. Lauren Juyia, a 38-year-old gynecologist, was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer after experiencing pelvic pain and fatigue. Despite not having any other major symptoms, she discovered a mass on her ovary and sought medical attention. Colon cancer is being diagnosed more in younger people, and Juyia urges them to get screened, even if symptoms are mild. As a doctor herself, she understands the importance of cancer screenings and encourages others to take advantage of them.

via Yahoo News|

#cancer-screening #colon-cancer #fatigue

health3 years ago•4 min saved

The Benefits of Going Commando: No More Underwear Pain.

Marion Jones, a 68-year-old woman from Herefordshire, suffers from pudendal neuralgia, a rare pelvic condition that causes searing agony due to nerve damage. The condition, which affects just one in 100,000 people, was caused by an operation to remove her womb. Jones goes commando every day as wearing underwear, leggings, and jeans makes the pain unbearable. The debilitating condition has forced her to retire early and give up most of her social life. She has created an awareness group on Facebook called Pudendal Neuralgia and Pelvic Pain UK and published a book called Bits and Butts A-Z of Pudendal Neuralgia to help others and find support for herself.

via Daily Mail|

#health #hysterectomy #nerve-damage