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Dr. Georgi Georgiev: Prevention of prostate cancer – key to its treatment
Dr. Georgi Georgiev graduated from the Medical University of Pleven in 2003. He holds a specialty in urology. He has additional qualifications in abdominal ultrasound, as well as seven years of experience using the GreenLight laser for vaporization of benign prostatic hyperplasia. In 2015, Dr. Georgiev upgraded his qualifications in the field of bloodless minimally…
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Free ultrasound examinations of the thyroid gland
The Second Wave of the National Information and Screening Campaign dedicated to thyroid diseases begins. The initiative, which is on the occasion of the International Thyroid Week, is being held for the sixth year in a row in Bulgaria. Organizers are the National Patient Organization (NPO) and VIOM (Association of those affected by thyroid diseases),…
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Why can’t I reach orgasm?
Achieving orgasm during intercourse does not always occur, with women being affected to a greater extent than men. According to data from the Kinsey Institute in the US, about 20-30% of women and 5% of men fail to reach climax every time they have sex. Men who are unable to achieve an erection and women…
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What can be prostate problems?
For its diminutive size, the prostate gland seems to cause too many problems. All men are at risk of eventually developing prostate problems because they all have one. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), a condition also known as an enlarged prostate gland, is characterized by the gland becoming unhealthily large. The incidence of prostatic hyperplasia increases…
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Prostate cancer – how is it detected?
Prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among the male population. In most cases, the disease is unlocked, manifested and developed after the age of 50. As age increases, so does the risk of developing prostate cancer. Men with a family history of prostate cancer and/or taking anabolic steroids or substances affecting the levels…
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Prostatitis – types and clinical picture
Prostatitis is an infection of the prostate. It can proceed as an inflammatory process without indications and symptoms of infection. Only about 5% to 10% of reported cases result from a bacterial infection. One thing is certain – having prostatitis does not make you more susceptible to developing prostate cancer. In fact, chronic prostatitis is…
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Movember – why do men grow beards in November?
For several years now, the month of November has been a time for men and, in particular, for their beards and mustaches. The reason for this is that in this month special attention is paid to men’s health and specific diseases that affect the stronger sex, namely prostate cancer, testicular cancer and others. The goal…
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Orgasm affects the brain like music
When it comes to orgasm, researchers tend to focus on how this intense sexual pleasure evolved. A new study delves into relatively uncharted territory in regards to climaxing—how orgasm affects the brain. It has been described as a powerful, pleasurable release of pent-up sexual tension for both men and women. During orgasm it is possible…
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Menstrual cycle – how does it go?
Periodic bleeding, which is physiological in a woman of reproductive age, is called menstruation. The menstrual cycle is the set of changes that occur in a woman in order to prepare the body for pregnancy. Menstruation is a cyclical monthly bleeding before ovulation. Pseudomenstruation is defined if no ovulation has occurred before the bleeding. The…
