Obstetric-gynaecological diagnostics (103 contents)
Vaccinations are a way of avoiding infectious diseases that, especially in young children, can have a severe course and cause dangerous complications. In addition to the compulsory vaccinations that...
Neonatal jaundice is a very common clinical manifestation. It is not a disease in itself, but only a picture that can have a multifactorial origin. It is usually not something to be concerned about...
Tokophobia - although the name sounds complicated, it is a condition that affects many pregnant women. Tokophobia, or fear of childbirth, is a condition that is more common than one would think, and...
During pregnancy, most vaccinations are simply not given. Sometimes, however, a patient may present for vaccination simply without knowing that she has been vaccinated - this may be the case, for...
This article contains basic information about the first gynaecological visit. It is a kind of guide for young girls deciding on their first visit.
This article contains all the information every patient should know about cervical erosion. It discusses the nature of the condition, its symptoms and treatment.
Thanks to the widespread use of non-invasive methods for the diagnosis of fetal genetic defects, it is many times possible to avoid invasive tests, which carry a certain risk of pregnancy...
This article discusses an increasingly common sexually transmitted disease - condylomata. It provides basic information on the route of infection, symptoms and treatment options for the disease.
Prostate gland (prostate) - one of the parts of the male sexual system, located in the pelvis, below the bladder and directly adjacent to the rectum. This type of cancer is currently the second...
The insertion of foreign bodies into natural orifices is more common among children than adults. Foreign bodies can be of organic (seeds, insects) or inorganic origin (small toys or parts of toys,...
Many women, are not aware that in gynaecology, i.e. the field of medicine dealing with the female genital organs, various types of, sometimes very complex, surgical procedures are performed. The...
Inflammation of the appendages, i.e. the ovaries and fallopian tubes, is a relatively rare disease. The incidence is most common in women between the ages of 15 and 30. Causes of infection include...
Colposcopy is one of the tests complementary to the diagnosis of cancerous lesions of the cervix, vagina and vulva. It is most often performed in the event of an abnormal cytological result, which is...
The principles of diagnosis and prevention of cervical cancer are presented in an accessible way for patients. The disease is completely curable provided that regular medical checks are carried out...
The second part of the text on the specificity of children's development according to their birth order presents the typical characteristics of children born second and third in a family.
The second part of the text on the specificity of children's development according to their birth order presents the typical characteristics of children born second and third in a family.
Endometrial ablation is a method of treating excessive, abnormal uterine bleeding that does not respond to hormone therapy, in the absence of other intrauterine pathology. It is most commonly...
The procedure for curettage of the uterine cavity is performed in a hospital or offices with an operating theatre.
Hemolysed blood-filled cysts, arising from endometrial lesions, forming on the surface of the ovarian tissue.
An ovarian or ovarian cyst is usually a lesion in the ovary that causes the ovary to fill with serous fluid, blood or other omental contents.
Rupture of the capsule of an ovarian cyst.
Disorder of normal vaginal lubrication creating problems with sexual intercourse.