Medically reviewed byMary Jane Minkin, MD Gynecologist Mary Jane Minkin, MD, is a practicing gynecologist with a special interest in menopause. She is a North American Menopause Society-certified menopause clin
hence the reason our ovaries take a big hit when we experience ongoing psychological stress. If we don’t ovulate consistently, estrogen will continue its job of stimulating the uterine lining and without enough progesterone to slow uterine lining growth, it can get too thick and cause ongoing ...
So, before you get all huffy and puffy defending your favorite charity, please take some time to thoroughly investigate what they actually do with the money you give them. Don’t be influenced by their slick marketing and fundraising propaganda. Cue the earnest celebrity actors, dramatic music,...
[7] They did not try to take apart the logic of the more than 50-year-old narrative: " so we [Spierig brothers] worked on the [premise] that if there was a way to pick apart the logic, over that time it would have been done by now. Click below to read more: Liked Predestination?
(PCOS) is one of the most common hormonal disorders for women. It is both a metabolic and endocrine disorder, which means it affects insulin production, metabolism, and reproductive hormones. Contrary to its name, it doesn’t necessarily mean you have polycystic ovaries. In factPCOS has many ...
In another scenario doctors were presented with a 55 year old woman who had come in for a routine health visit. Her cervix and ovaries had been removed one year earlier at time of hysterectomy for fibroids. She had no history of dysplasia and no symptoms. Despite the absence of all repr...