The womb (uterus in medical terms) is a key organ that defines women and their reproductive potential. It’s a dynamic organ that responds in a predictable manner to female hormones produced by the ovaries. As soon as reproductive maturity is achieved, the uterus always keeps itself ready in anticipation for a potential pregnancy.
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Your concern about recommendations for breast cancer screening is very relevant. And it’s true that in the recent past, various professional bodies have given somewhat different opinions on the timing of breast cancer screening. What is not in doubt is that some sort of screening is advisable.
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A new and sobering report on obesity is just hot off the press. The main take home message is that obesity is bad news for anyone and everyone. The obese are unwittingly limiting their longevity by up to four years. If that’s not reason enough for you to watch your weight, then you have a far bigger problem once you add up all other negative health effects of obesity.
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You have a genuine reason to get concerned after having failed to conceive for 3 years. One year is considered as the maximum period that should have elapsed prior to couples getting concerned about a potential delay in conceiving. However very young couples like yourself could always give themselves extra time, as most would still conceive within 2 to 3 years without resorting to fertility treatment.
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We live at an age where women’s healthcare should be at its best. But a disproportionate number of medical errors and complications still occur. Some women will end up with real harm, or even death. There is still more to do to ensure better outcomes and safety. And processes must always be in place to redress matters when things go wrong.
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