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I’ve polycystic ovaries – what are they?
09 November, 2012
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Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is common. It can cause absent, infrequent or heavy periods, reduced fertility, excess hair growth, and acne, and weight problems. Treatment includes weight loss if overweight, lifestyle changes in addition to treating individual symptoms. How the ov
Continue Reading →Is the Mirena right for me?
08 November, 2012
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What is Mirena used for? Mirena is a soft, flexible plastic device that releases tiny amounts of hormone locally into your womb. Most of the time this is a very straightforward procedure, although some women benefit from local anaesthetic. Contraception It gives you birth control you
Continue Reading →Would an endometrial ablation be right for me?
06 November, 2012
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What is endometrial ablation and how good is it? It is a procedure to reduce excessive bleeding. The procedure destroys just the lining of the womb by the use of heat. In most cases, bleeding during your period will be reduced to moderate, light or no flow. Some women may experience s
Continue Reading →Facts about early miscarriage
30 October, 2012
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What is early miscarriage? Early miscarriage is when a woman loses her pregnancy in the first three months. It may be accompanied by vaginal bleeding and pain. Many early miscarriages occur before a woman has missed her first period or before her pregnancy has been confirmed. Once you
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