Category: Gynecological examination

HCG, or human chorionic gonadotropin, is a glycoprotein secreted by the trophoblast cells of the placenta, which can be excreted into the urine through the blood circulation of pregnant women.…

Does the fact that the uterus has been removed mean that regular gynecological checkups will not be needed in the future? The answer is no! This is because, although the…

Those who have low menstrual periods can be adjusted in many ways, such as through diet, exercise and medication. There are many reasons leading to women’s low menstrual flow, and…

Usually, patients can go to work about 14 days after having a diagnostic curettage. Before doing diagnostic scraping women need to do preparatory examinations, such as blood sampling to check…

Nowadays, there are many factors that lead to infertility in women, and many of them also refer to estradiol levels to ask if it can affect pregnancy. Low estradiol does…

Dysgenesis of the external genitalia is a common clinical sign in disorders of abnormal sex development, usually an enlargement of the clitoris with fusion of the labial sac. As the…

With the cervical lesions of the young and the reproductive age of the senior age, coupled with the second child of the reverse, cervical lesions in pregnancy has increased the…

A blocked fallopian tube is, as the name suggests, a tube that is blocked and not functioning as it should. Tubal blockage is usually secondary to some disease and is…

First of all, water passage is an early treatment for tubal obstruction, which is still used in primary health care units and has been slowly phased out in large hospitals.…

Dear babies, as your mother and as an obstetrician and gynecologist, mom would like to give you some health knowledge that is very important to both men and women. First,…