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Gynaecology and obstetrics (724 contents)
Am I protected? The issue of insufficient investment in women’s health
Women live longer, but their health is still underfunded and under-researched. Let’s examine why women’s healthcare requires greater attention, which areas are most neglected, and what changes could...
When medication doesn’t help: psychological methods for managing gynaecological pain
Many women, when their gynaecologist suggests they seek help from a psychologist, react with disbelief: “But this pain isn’t all in my head.” Endometriosis, painful periods, vulvodynia and chronic...
Grieving after a miscarriage is genuine grief – how can you cope with it?
A miscarriage is more than just the loss of a pregnancy. It is also the loss of dreams, plans and visions of the future that began to take shape the moment two lines appeared on the test. When a...
Can I become a mother if I suffer from depression?
"When a woman suffering from depression thinks about motherhood, often the first emotion is not joy but fear. Fear for her own health and that of her child. Does the illness completely derail plans...
How to deal with professional burnout in nurses and midwives?
Professional burnout among nurses and midwives is a growing problem. Staff shortages, excessive workloads and too low wages are causing more and more workers in this sector to leave not only the beds...
How does skin-to-skin contact affect stress regulation, lactation and emotional bonding?
Skin-to-skin contact is also called kangarooing among medical staff. It is the laying of a naked newborn baby on one parent's naked chest. At this point, he can hear their heartbeat, feel their...
Diet and pregnancy preparation - how to plan menus to support fertility?
When preparing for pregnancy, it is advisable for both partners to take care of the quality of their diet, as it affects hormonal balance, the health of the reproductive cells and the overall health...
Same-day gynaecological procedures through the eyes of an anaesthetist
Same-day gynaecological procedures are now standard in many institutions. For patients, they mean a shorter hospital stay and a quicker return to daily function, and for the medical team, the need...
Does diet affect menstrual disorders?
Menstrual disorders, such as irregular cycles or heavy bleeding, can be due to hormonal problems, illness or poor diet. Diet affects hormonal balance - both deficiencies, excess calories and...
New recommendations on breastfeeding and expanding the diet of infants
Breastfeeding and the correct expansion of the infant diet are key elements of child health. The latest WHO guidelines recommend the continuation of breastfeeding until 2 years of age and beyond, but...
The appearance of the vulva - is there something wrong with me?
The appearance of the vulva causes anxiety for many women. Meanwhile, the truth is that every vulva is different and the variety of shapes and sizes is perfectly natural. Let's find out the facts.
Bicornuate uterus: what is it and what symptoms does it give?
A bicornuate uterus is an anatomical defect of this female organ. In the case of healthy developing organs, the two Müller ducts (the structures that form the uterus over time) should fuse into one....
Dietary pitfalls with thyroid disease - what to watch out for and how to support health
A well-balanced diet is essential in the treatment of thyroid disease, but many people make mistakes that can worsen the condition. The most common pitfalls are inappropriate use of iodine,...
The most common dietary mistakes made with PCOS and insulin resistance
PCOS and insulin resistance often occur simultaneously, creating a vicious circle of hormonal and metabolic disorders. A diet that stabilises glucose and insulin levels, based on products with a low...
The impact of a plant-based diet on women's hormonal health - facts and myths
Plant-based diets have become extremely popular in recent years. This is not only because people are consciously giving up meat, but also because the meat substitutes available on the market are...
Bacterial vaginosis - what should you know?
Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is the most common bacterial vaginal infection that affects women of reproductive age. It is estimated that at least 10-40% of women experience it at least once in their...
Weight gain during menstruation - what's behind it and should you worry about it
Weight changes in women during the menstrual cycle are related to natural hormonal fluctuations that affect appetite and water retention in the body. Increased appetite and swelling often occur...
Menstrual cycle tracking apps - opportunity or threat?
Menstrual cycle tracking apps are one of the essential tools that modern women use. They help to get to know their own bodies, plan pregnancies and monitor their health. But can we trust them...
How to cope with menopause problems?
Menopause is a natural stage in every woman's life that brings with it many changes, both physical and emotional. In this article, we'll discuss what the menopause is, what problems it can bring, and...
What is a healthy diet for pregnant women?
A healthy diet during pregnancy is crucial for the health of both the mother and the developing baby. Proper nutrition can help ensure adequate nutrients, supporting the normal development of the...
HPV vaccine for adult women - is it worth vaccinating after the age of 30?
In recent years, there has been growing interest in vaccination against human papillomavirus (HPV) not only among adolescents, but also among adult women who have not been vaccinated before....
Optional vaccinations for children - a parent's guide
Immunization is one of the most important preventive measures to help protect children from dangerous infectious diseases. Regular vaccination not only safeguards a child's health, but also...
