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The importance of the pelvic floor is often misunderstood until there’s a problem. The muscles and connective tissues that support your pelvic organs—your bladder, urethra, vagina, uterus, bowel, rectum and ...

Living with Polycystic ovary syndrome can lead to complications like Type 2 diabetes, depression and infertility. So if you’ve got PCOS, as it is commonly called, what can you do ...

Understanding a medical condition often includes learning about lifestyle and diet changes that are helpful. If you have Polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, some changes to your diet can help ...

You’ve found out you have uterine polyps and you’ve decided to have them removed. Is there risk of recurrence? For instance, if you have a history of polyps or you ...

Uterine polyps seem to be more common among women approaching menopause, but are there other factors at play besides age? Do genetics or lifestyle contribute to polyps? Are there foods ...

We’ve all heard that exercise is a benefit to our physical and mental health. It can help ward off conditions like high blood pressure, lessen depression and anxiety and of ...

Urinary tract infections are common—and often painful, as well as annoying. UTIs, as they are commonly called, are among the most frequent bacterial infections in humans. UTIs affect millions of ...

There are medical conditions that have similar symptoms, making them hard to differentiate. Celiac disease, for instance, has a variety of side effects, from gastrointestinal problems to headaches or rashes. ...

If you have heavy menstrual bleeding or periods that last more than a week, you may have uterine fibroids.  You could also have fibroids and not know, because there may ...

Knowing you have uterine fibroids may cause anxiety and raise questions. You may be asking yourself: Will I be able to get pregnant? Do fibroids develop into cancer? And how ...