About vulvodynia
The most common complaint that women go to the gynecologist is a complaint about “bad discharge” and ” discomfort in the genital area.” As standard, this is followed by a …
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SOMATOFORM DISORDER
There is a well-known saying: “Some doctors make the same mistakes all their lives and call it a clinical experience.” In fact, there are a number of pathologies that are …
Read MoreAbout the cervix. Note to Housewives. As a Preface
Since only knowledge can overcome this fear and horror that is generated in the minds of patients by a large part of our doctors, here is the most detailed description …
Read MoreAbout diseases from nerves or Where do warts disappear?
There is an important mechanism in our body that ensures survival in life-threatening situations. This is a cascade of reactions that are triggered as a result of any stress – …
Read MoreAbout the human papillomavirus
To be honest, I don’t even know what to write on this topic anymore. The level of hysteria that is now present in our society around this virus is off …
Read MoreAbout 20 unpleasant questions to the surgeon
It is no secret that when choosing a method for treating uterine fibroids, most often the patient has to make a choice between surgical treatment and embolization of the uterine …
Read MoreAbout Uterine Fibroids
The first thing I usually say to patients who are diagnosed with uterine fibroids: “Don’t worry, everything will be fine” – and this is not a slyness, not a desire …
Read MoreAbout Endometriosis
Endometriosis is one of the most incomprehensible gynecological diseases, and when doctors themselves do not fully understand something, the patient is doubly difficult. After analyzing quite a lot of recent …
Read MoreAbout Ovarian Cysts
Ovarian cyst is probably one of the most common diagnoses that a woman can hear at a gynecologist’s appointment, and almost always this diagnosis causes excitement. This disease can be …
Read MoreAbout Scraping
“I was cleaned” or “I was cleaned” – these phrases I often hear from my patients, and they sound to me as unbearable as the movement of foam on glass. …
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