Women’s health is intricately related to changing ovarian function. Estrogens, produced by the ovaries, have effects in almost all the body organs. Circulating levels of estrogens define women’s health and lifestyle, from puberty to the menopause.
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Since the completion of sequencing of the human genome in 2001, advances in genetic technologies have led to identification of various gene variations that are associated with complex diseases. The consequent effect has been popularization of individual genetic testing in attempts to quantify future risks of certain diseases. But ample controversy still exists in scientific corridors about the usefulness of personalized genetic tests in a public health setting.
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Women who have had a previous Cesarean Section (CS) usually have concerns about subsequent pregnancies and delivery implications. The common view that “once a CS always a CS” is not true. Each woman must have their individual circumstances reviewed before making a specific recommendation for subsequent deliveries.
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Pelvic pain is a common Gynecological complaint, reported by about 1 in 4 women attending Gynecology clinics. It often leads to a poor quality of life if left untreated. Patients need a systemic evaluation to make a specific diagnosis and offer appropriate treatment strategies.
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Alcohol gets into the news every so often, and usually not for good reasons. The past week has not disappointed, with worrying news of thousands of pregnant women taking to the bottle in the UK, despite unwavering advice to the contrary. It cannot be any different in our part of the world, even though accurate figures may be difficult to come by.Let’s start with scientific facts. There is no known safe amount of alcohol use during pregnancy or while trying to get pregnant.
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