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  • Disorders related to female sexuality

    Disorders related to female sexuality

    Sexuality is an important element of a modern woman’s life. It is a combination of sexual desire and sexual response. External factors, such as interest and attraction to the male sex, emotional state determine sexual desire. The response is a sequence of arousal, plateau, orgasm and resolution. Disorders that are related to sexuality can affect…

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  • Sex and diabetes – what should we know?

    Sex and diabetes – what should we know?

    Over 500,000 Bulgarians live with the diagnosis of diabetes, a condition characterized by impaired glucose (blood sugar) levels and disorders in insulin sensitivity and synthesis. Many doctors focus the patient’s attention on the health of the eyes, nervous system, kidneys and heart when it comes to the consequences of uncontrolled diabetes. However, few explain the…

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  • Pain and its importance in gynecology

    Pain and its importance in gynecology

    Pain is one of the most common symptoms, including in gynecology. By itself, it is too subjective a symptom, since the feeling of pain is individual. The same painful stimulus can cause a significantly different response in different people. The strength of the pain is not always in harmony with the seriousness of the health…

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  • Characteristic diseases of the reproductive system in children

    Characteristic diseases of the reproductive system in children

    Diseases of the genital system in children are a relatively rare problem. Their specificity is determined by the anatomical features during the various stages of development of the sexual organs in girls. They undergo significant development during puberty under the influence of sex hormones, which begin to be secreted in large quantities. The most common…

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  • Why men should get vaccinated against HPV

    Why men should get vaccinated against HPV

    In most developed countries, as of 2017, two vaccines against the human papilloma virus, known as HPV, are recommended for boys aged 11-12 years. Almost all sexually active people catch the virus at some point in their lives. Most HPV infections are asymptomatic and are suppressed by the immune system, but there is an increasing…

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  • Gynecological examination – when is it necessary and how to prepare? Women’s health with Prof. Kostov

    Gynecological examination – when is it necessary and how to prepare? Women’s health with Prof. Kostov

    A strange paradox is observed in Bulgaria. On the one hand, medicine and especially gynecology has developed revolutionarily, there are new methods of diagnosis and treatment, modern devices, diagnostic models, we practice biochemical screening, ultrasound diagnostics, 3D, 4D ultrasound. There are at least two or three working Da Vinci robots in Bulgaria. On the other…

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  • Sexually transmitted super gonorrhea is spreading in Europe

    Sexually transmitted super gonorrhea is spreading in Europe

    According to data from the European Center for Disease Control and Prevention, between 2008 and 2014, reported cases of gonorrhea infection in Europe increased by more than 100%, from 8 cases per 100,000 people to 20 per 100,000 people. 38% of cases are represented by sufferers aged between 15 and 24 years, and another 34%…

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  • Urinary incontinence, when to seek medical help?

    Urinary incontinence, when to seek medical help?

    Urinary incontinence is a problem that is significantly more common in women. As we age, its frequency increases. Due to the nature of the complaints, many times this condition goes undiagnosed because women do not seek medical attention. At the root of the occurrence of incontinence there can be various reasons, which determines several types…

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  • The female type of obesity does not pose health risks

    The female type of obesity does not pose health risks

    Obesity is a condition of excessive accumulation of adipose tissue in the human body and usually has negative health consequences. Assessment of the degree of obesity is based on the so-called body mass index (BMI = kg/height2). There are three degrees of obesity: 1st degree with BMI between 30-34.9; II degree – BMI between 35-39.5…

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