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1. ENDOMETRIOSIS: THE TRUTH ABOUT MENSTRUAL CRAMPS

   In most women, uterine contractions simply press the sloughed-off endometrial tissue down its usual path through the mouth of the womb (the cervix) and out of the body via the vagina. The woman prone to endometriosis, however, experiences another phenomenon: because she may have a contracted uterus or a right cervix, all the menstrual blood...

2. ENDOMETRIOSIS: COPING WITH DYSPAREUNIA

   So far this chapter has dealt with pain management in general. However, dyspareunia — painful intercourse — is a problem that needs to be dealt with more specifically because of the physical and emotional stresses involved. This section has been written to give you some insight into the possible ways that might help you to...

3. WHAT ARE SYMPTOMS OF ENDOMETRIOSIS: BOWEL SYMPTOMS, BLADDER SYMPTOMS, INFERTILITY

   Most bowel symptoms are not due to the presence of endometriosis on the surface of the bowel itself, but rather are usually related to irritation from implants located on adjacent organs or tissues, such as in the Pouch of Douglas, or due to adhesions from these implants pulling on the bowel. ...

4. SOLUTIONS TO INFERTILITY: GETTING YOUR TIMING RIGHT

   The bottom part of the womb, the cervix, changes quite dramatically during the menstrual cycle according to the hormones being produced. Understanding and recognizing these changes is one of the most important ways you can pinpoint the best time to have intercourse in order to conceive. The mucus-secreting glands (crypts) which line the cervical canal produce...

5. WOMEN’S BODIES: HEPATITIS В VIRUS (HBV)

   HBV infection is passed on when body fluids or secretions from an infected person get into another person's body through a break in the skin or a lining membrane. HBV has been found in blood, semen, vaginal secretions, saliva, urine, breast milk, discharges, sweat and even tears. Hepatitis В is of particular concern for women because...

6. WOMEN’S BODIES: URINARY INCONTINENCE

   Many women suffer silently and unnecessarily from urinary incontinence, which affects about 5-6 per cent of Australians - over 800 000 of us. Women are eight times more likely to be affected than men. Also, many more people experience occasional 'accidents' with involuntary loss of small amounts of urine. A recent survey in Sydney found...

7. WOMEN’S BODIES: HIRSUTISM

   The belief that they have too much facial and body hair is a distressing problem for many women. They may fear that they be a hormonal imbalance and become depressed and withdrawn, believing that their appearance is flawed by excessive hair. But how much is too much? This perception depends on your inherited background and...

8. WOMEN: MENSTRUAL PROBLEMS (BLEEDING, DYSMENORRHOEA, HEADACHE)

   Bleeding between periods Except for slight spotting at the time of ovulation, all bleeding between periods (and after sex) needs investigation. The most important causes to rule out are cancer of the endometrium or cervix. Other causes include infections and other inflammations of the cervix and uterus, polyps of the uterus and cervix, and hormonal disorders....

9. WOMEN: EMOTIONAL RESPONSE TO THE MENOPAUSE

   There seems no doubt that mood сchanges around the menopause are influenced by a lack of oestrogen, but your feelings about getting older and reaching the end of your fertile years also play a part in your emotional response. Physical symptoms can also affect your mood. If your sleep is disturbed by frequent sweats, it's not...

10. WOMEN’S BODIES: PREGNANCY. TOWARDS THE END

    Leg cramps Night-time cramps in the legs can be a problem. They really hurt and can have you hopping around the bedroom in misery until that agonizing knot relaxes. We don't know why leg cramps occur more in late pregnancy. It may be a combination of altered amounts of salt and calcium in the blood and...