Fibroids and cysts may commonly affect women. But what are they, and how are they treated?
Dr Anthony Siow, obstetrician & gynaecologist at Gleneagles Hospital explains ovarian cysts and when surgery may be needed.
Prenatal infections can interfere with the health of both you and your baby, so it’s important to take steps to prevent them.
Sneezing, laughing or running causing you to lose control of your bladder? Learn more about stress urinary incontinence and how you can treat it.
Did you know that pain in the lower region of your stomach may stem from your intestines, urinary system, or reproductive organs?
Uterine prolapse, a common condition among women aged 50 and above, may require surgery. Read on to learn more about diagnosing and treating uterine prolapse.
Here’s how a myomectomy can help ease distress from uterine fibroids. If uterine fibroids are causing you distress and you want to get pregnant in the future, talk to your doctor about the possibility of having a myomectomy.
Uterine fibroids are benign growths in the uterus. Read more about them, including symptoms, complications, how they is diagnosed and how they may affect fertility.
Cystoscopy is a procedure done to evaluate your urinary bladder and urethra. You can prepare for this procedure by understanding what it is for and how it is done.
Troubled by ovarian cysts? They are common occurrences, developing as part of a woman’s monthly cycle or as an abnormal growth.
We look at how breast reconstruction can help in the recovery process of breast cancer and what to expect.
If you experience pain or pass blood as you pee, you might have picked up a urinary tract infection. This unpleasant condition can be effectively treated if discovered early.
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