Conception Pregnancy Childbirth Contraception Infections Books Miscellaneous GYNECOLOGY.INFO Women's Health Project check in Forgot password Remember Users Forum How is endometriosis treated? Mysterious disease Endometriosis is one of the most mysterious female diseases. Despite the fact that this diagnosis is made quite often, the question - what kind of disease it is, why and how to treat it - often remains unanswered. But what if a woman with endometriosis is planning a pregnancy ... More >> Dysmenorrhea Pain during menstruation. To endure or to treat? For twenty years now, all the problems of critical days in our country have been solved with the help of tampons and wings. It's in advertising. And in life, millions of women are ready not to wear tight white trousers and skirts ... More >> Diaries The last notes New in the discussion Comment by Lyalka Comments Contraception ABC Emergency contraception Emergency (postcoital, "emergency", urgent) contraception is a method of preventing unwanted pregnancy, in which contraceptive measures are carried out after intercourse. Most often, emergency contraception is used in situations where a woman has been raped, with unprotected intercourse, with improperly performed and / or interrupted sexual intercourse, in cases of a condom rupture ... More >> - Other methods - Contraception ABC Traditional methods Barrier methods Chemical methods Intrauterine device Oral contraceptives Emergency contraception What is the safest method of contraception? hormonal contraception intrauterine device barrier (condom) spermicides surgical other no Results Intimate hygiene For a romantic couple I really want the holiday to take place, and the intimacy does not bring any grief. But candles and champagne are not enough for this. Italian scientists, after conducting serious clinical studies, came to the conclusion that proper intimate hygiene determines the sexual harmony of a couple ... More >> - More about intimate hygiene - Saugell's funds For a romantic couple For girls and teenagers At childbearing age At a special age Enema before childbirth What is a cleansing enema for? For many women, an enema before childbirth is an unpleasant and sometimes frightening procedure. A person is usually afraid of the unknown, so knowing why hygiene procedures are needed before childbirth and how they are carried out, you can calmly, without fear and stress, meet the important moment of childbirth ... More >> Shaving the intimate area Shaving before childbirth - is it necessary or desirable? Until recently, it was argued that long pubic and perineal hair is a collection of pathogenic microbes that lead to infection of the newborn during childbirth. Currently, due to the possibility of using a wide range of safe antiseptics for the treatment of skin and hair, this risk is minimized, however ... More >> Psychologist consultation Tired of sorting out family relationships? Perhaps it's time to see a family psychologist? Consultation with a psychologist online for free Ask a question to a psychologist Pregnancy by month Month Two - Responsible You are at the very beginning of the journey, which will last another 8 months. This is the time when you will have to reconsider almost everything in your usual life, because from now on, what is happening inside you becomes the main thing. It doesn't matter that the new state is unusual, you will soon get used to it and learn to truly enjoy your ... More >> Other months: Month one - mysterious Month two - responsible Month three - fussy Month four - calm Month five - interesting Month six - vacation Month seven - maternity Month eight - heavy Month nine - long awaited Childbirth Infections during pregnancy Thrush Of course, a woman selling milk has nothing to do with your pregnancy. However, like any dairy products. Where did this name come from? Thrush is the popular name for a disease in which a discharge similar to sour milk appears in the vagina. Doctors, gynecologists and pharmaceutical companies understand thrush as a strictly defined disease caused by only one pathogen - a fungus of the genus Candida ... More >> Other infections: Thrush Trichomoniasis Human papillomavirus (HPV) Cytomegaly Herpes Ureaplasmosis Gardnerellosis Gonorrhea Candidiasis Hepatitis Syphilis ARVI HIV Medicines during pregnancy Folic acid In 1932, the English physician Wills drew attention to the fact that some women with anemia could not be cured with purified liver extract, while the crude extract gave good results. The component isolated from the crude extract was named the Wils factor. Later it was found that this factor is contained in the leaves of parsley and spinach, and the vitamin was renamed to folic acid (from the Latin "folium", which means "leaf"). Folic acid (chemical name: pteroyl glutamic acid) belongs to the group of B vitamins (vitamin B9). The body of a healthy person contains approximately 5-20 mg of folic acid. Half of this amount is concentrated ... more >> Other drugs: Folic acid Iodine Gestagens Calcium preparations Multivitamins Glucocorticoid hormones Antihypertensive drugs Anti-edema drugs Hemorrhoid drugs Iron preparations Placental circulation Critical situations outside the home of a pregnant woman Outpouring of water The beginning of both timely and premature birth can be accompanied by the discharge of water. For some women, the water withdraws before regular contractions appear. One of the main reasons for the discharge of water at the onset of preterm labor is ... 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