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B-cell changes in postpartum depression
Postpartum depression is a condition in which a woman’s normal mood after giving birth is significantly affected. This problem should not be ignored, since in many cases it is possible to seriously deepen it. For this reason, a group of researchers from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine looked at a number of…
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What are the changes in memory during menopause?
When menopause is reached, many women experience memory impairment and difficulty concentrating. Memory impairments and difficulty concentrating when dealing with complex information may be associated with the various stages of menopause. This is confirmed by a new study conducted by American researchers, which reveals that cognitive decline can continue after menopause. What causes memory disorders?…
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The statistics are alarming! Prostate problems start after 35
Benign prostatic hyperplasia affects more and more young men For quite a few men, the moment inevitably comes when the quality of life significantly decreases – difficult and frequent urination, unwanted night-time erections, physical discomfort in the buttock area and disturbance of sexuality. The reason — benign prostatic hyperplasia. Until recently, it was thought that…
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Are Erectile Dysfunction Medications Linked to Vision Disorders?
Many men who experience difficulties with sexual intercourse use medications to improve their erectile dysfunction, for example Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil and Avanafil. Taking these medications can cause serious vision impairment. This information comes from a new study by the University of British Columbia. The researchers used data obtained from the US health insurance system. The…
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What is cervical stenosis and which women are at risk?
Cervical stenosis is a pathological narrowing of the cervix. The term cervical stenosis is clinically defined as a narrowing of the cervix that prevents insertion of a 2.5 mm wide dilator through the cervical tooth. Cervical stenosis usually causes no symptoms and is most often discovered incidentally. Women of reproductive age may have retrograde menstruation,…
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When does chlamydia lead to lymphogranuloma venereum?
What is lymphogranuloma venereum? Lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV), lymphogranuloma venereum, or chlamydial lymphogranuloma is a sexually transmitted disease thought to affect people in the developing world. Unfortunately, it is now on the rise worldwide. Venereal lymphogranuloma is closely related to HIV infection. Also, as with many other STDs, lymphogranuloma venereum can actually increase your risk of…
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Ovarian cancer – often the diagnosis is made in the late stages of the disease
Ovarian cancer is a type of malignant tumor that originates from cells in the ovary. Very often it is diagnosed only when it has spread to the pelvis and abdominal cavity. At this advanced stage, the disease is much more difficult to treat and usually has a poor prognosis. Ovarian carcinoma is the sixth most…
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Stroke in women – symptoms and why is the diagnosis difficult?
In a stroke, every minute counts. The longer it takes to restore blood supply to the brain, the greater the risk of complications. That’s why it’s vital to act quickly, and that’s why it’s key to recognize the symptoms promptly. However, in women, stroke is more difficult to diagnose. Although classic symptoms such as movement…
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What problems can human papilloma virus infection cause in men?
The human papilloma virus (HPV) is transmitted through sexual contact. Much of the information about human papillomavirus is focused on women, because having the virus increases the risk of developing cervical cancer. However, the HPV virus in men can also cause health problems. It is important for men to know how to reduce the risks…
