Introduction Colposcopy is an important diagnostic procedure in women’s health performed in a medical clinic, particularly for the early detection of cervical abnormalities. It plays a crucial role in identifying potential issues before they develop into more serious conditions. Understanding colposcopy, its significance, the procedure, and what to expect can empower women to take proactive […]
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Getting a Pap Smear on Your Period: What You Need to Know For many, the Pap smear is a dreaded appointment. It can be uncomfortable, and the fear of abnormal results can induce anxiety. What’s even worse? If you’re scheduled for your exam and you happen to be on your period. If this is the
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We understand that the thought of a Pap smear can be intimidating for many women. Many individuals feel anxious about the potential discomfort or pain associated with the process. If you’re wondering, “Does a Pap smear hurt?” you’re not alone. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll address your concerns, explain what to expect during the exam,
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In 2022, an estimated 14,100 women in the United States have been/will be diagnosed with cervical cancer, caused by HPV. In 2020, over 600,000 women were diagnosed across the globe. While the HPV vaccine has drastically reduced cervical cancer rates as a direct result of preventing high-risk HPV, there are still approximately 4300 deaths per
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Cervical dysplasia, characterized by abnormal changes in the cells of the cervix, is a condition that can potentially progress to cervical cancer if left untreated. Medical interventions such as colposcopy and even the “watch and wait” method, are common when diagnosed with dysplasia of the cervix, but there’s an additional step we can take to
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If you have received an HPV diagnosis from your healthcare provider, you are probably feeling a little lost, frustrated and maybe even overwhelmed with what to do next. Unfortunately, all too often, women are told their next steps are to “watch and wait” for HPV to either progress or stay the same, consistently affecting you
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Many of us have come to accept that womens health issues such as dryness, infections, cervical dysplasia and pain in the vaginal canal are all normal parts of being a female. But what if I told you this does not have to be your reality? There is a great deal you can do to control
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Stress is a normal part of our lives, and our bodies are made to handle these stressors through a tightly regulated hormonal system. Hormones that are involved in stress include adrenaline, epinephrine, norepinephrine and cortisol, to name a few. We rely on these hormones to protect us against the impact of physical and emotional stressors,
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In 2022, an estimated 14,100 women in the United States have been or will be diagnosed with cervical cancer, caused by HPV. In 2020, over 600,000 women were diagnosed across the globe. While the HPV vaccine has drastically reduced cervical cancer rates as a direct result of preventing high-risk HPV, there are still approximately 4300
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In the United States, among other countries, we have a growing public health dilemma. People are not showing up to their regular pap screenings. Because of this, an alarming 52% of cervical cancers are detected in advanced stages. Because early detection of cervical cancer cells via pap smear significantly decreases risk of fatality, detecting cervical
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