HPV doesn’t always arrive with symptoms. Some women learn about HPV only after an abnormal Pap smear result appears unexpectedly. There’s no pain, no change, no sensation. The virus stays silent. Routine exams detect cellular changes. This discovery often feels sudden. The result sparks questions about timing, exposure, and next steps. HPV isn’t rare. But…
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Discharge isn’t constant. Some describe the texture as slippery and stretchy during mid-cycle without any odor present. This often signals ovulation. The body creates mucus to support sperm mobility. It feels like raw egg white. There’s no itching or burning. The color stays clear or slightly cloudy. This type may appear suddenly and last one…
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Cervical cancer usually develops slowly and begins with abnormal cell changes on the surface of the cervix. These changes often occur years before cancer appears. Early stages are asymptomatic, making routine screening essential. Without screening, abnormal cells may progress unnoticed. The transition from precancerous lesion to invasive cancer is typically preventable. Pap smears and HPV…
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Annual gynecologic exams help detect early signs of reproductive issues before symptoms become obvious or disruptive. Many conditions develop slowly and show no external warning until advanced. Fibroids, polyps, and ovarian cysts may grow silently. Without an exam, they go unnoticed until pain or complications arise. Regular visits allow doctors to monitor subtle changes from…
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I’ve been working as a gynecologist for years, and one of the most important topics I discuss with my patients is how to take precautions against cervical cancer. It’s crucial to be proactive about this because, let’s face it, prevention is always better than cure. So, let me share some practical tips and insights on this subject.
Hey there! As a gynecologist, I’ve had the chance to help many women navigate the journey of cesarean birth, or as we like to call it, a C-section. This surgical procedure can be planned or happen due to unexpected complications during labor. Let me break it down for you in a way that’s easy to digest.
Having worked as a gynecologist for many years, I’ve had the privilege of helping numerous women through the journey of childbirth. Vaginal birth, commonly known as normal delivery, is a natural and empowering experience for many women. In this guide, I’ll explain the process, benefits, and what to expect during a vaginal birth.
