In issues regarding female reproduction, it isn’t always easy to distinguish what is normal from what is not on your own. Starting from the teen years and into adulthood, women are encouraged to visit a gynecologist annually. These visits are for regular check-ups as well as to deal with various concerns such as the following.
You’re Experiencing Painful Periods
In general, women experience pain during their periods. However, some have severe, lasting pain that needs a doctor’s attention.…
If you and your partner have been trying unsuccessfully to get pregnant for a significant amount of time, you may want to talk to your OBGYN about potential ways to increase your fertility. There are several ways in which you could potentially improve your fertility, the easiest of which might just be weight management.
A 2014 study found that overweight women who were able to lose 10% of their body weight were much more likely to become pregnant.…
Your pelvic floor refers to the muscles in your vagina that help with bladder control, as well as helping to hold up your uterus. This muscle in your pelvis is very important, but it can weaken with time, causing you to have bladder or bowel leakage, as well as other issues, such as an inability to urinate completely. You could have uterine issues as well, and you can also have pain during sex.…
