It's Not Hysteria: Everything You Need to Know About Your Reproductive Health (But Were Never Told)
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Compensation for biopsies of the uterus or vulva is much lower than compensation for biopsies of the prostate or scrotum.
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Many people are surprised to hear that the uterus and bladder are connected to each other and not floating separately.
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A family history of fibroids significantly increases the risk of developing fibroids,
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Risk factors for fibroid growth include BPA exposure, use of hair relaxers, low vitamin D levels, and chronic stress.
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We now know that metformin is less effective than ovulation induction medications, so it’s recommended only for PCOS patients who have insulin resistance or diabetes.
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There is no evidence that compounded hormones are more effective or safer than commercial MHT.
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People who are unable to become pregnant after one year of trying regularly are said to be infertile.
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Infertility is defined as not being able to become pregnant despite trying regularly for one year.
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removing the fallopian tubes for sterilization or during a hysterectomy significantly decreases someone’s risk of developing ovarian cancer.
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When people use hormonal birth control, there’s actually no medical reason that they must have periods;
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If someone with a higher BMI cannot or does not want to have a copper IUD inserted, ulipristal is the next best choice.