#women-health

#women-health

Kegel weights improve pelvic strength, leading to better bladder control and enhanced sexual pleasure for women.

Menstrual cups and reusable pads are praised for convenience and sustainability.

Users enjoy not having to purchase tampons frequently.

Depression is linked to genetics, shedding light on the relationship between period pain and mental health.

The growing number of single women and female couples accessing IVF demonstrates changing family dynamics, despite financial and funding challenges.

Cryptic pregnancy is a common yet surprising phenomenon where women may not realize they are pregnant until labor or late in the pregnancy.

Breast cancer rates show a concerning increase, particularly in younger women and certain racial groups, despite overall mortality improvements.

New guidelines outline specific stroke risks for women, marking a significant shift in prevention strategies.

Concerns about data integrity have been raised in 130 studies by a biomedical researcher, influencing clinical practice rooted in questionable data.

Iron deficiency is commonly overlooked in routine health screenings, affecting many women, especially those of reproductive age.

Women can enhance their sex life through testosterone replacement therapy, as highlighted by Kate Winslet's experiences.

Women opted for more tubal ligations post-Roe v. Wade, especially in abortion-banned states, indicating shifts in reproductive decision-making.

Medical advancements allow for earlier identification and prevention of heart disease by monitoring specific inflammatory and cholesterol-related biomarkers in women.

Over 100 women received settlements for complications from vaginal mesh implants in a landmark group claim, highlighting systemic medical negligence.