What is the exact definition of this term?

Primary amenorrhea: no first period by age 15 (or within 3 years of breast development).

What is the exact definition of this term?

A benign condition where endometrial tissue (the uterine lining) grows into the muscle wall of the uterus
(myometrium). It can make the uterus enlarged, tender, and prone to heavy, painful periods.

What is the exact definition of this term?

AUB is bleeding from the uterus that is heavier, longer, more frequent, less frequent, or irregular
compared with a person’s usual period.

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Surgical birth through incisions in the abdomen and uterus. Can be planned (elective) or unplanned
(urgent/emergency) depending on labor progress and mother/baby well-being.

What is the exact definition of this term?

A clinician-performed visual and tactile check of the breasts and underarms to look for lumps,
skin/nipple changes, or other concerns.

What is the goal here?

To help you choose a birth control method that fits your health, lifestyle, side-effect preferences,
menstrual needs, and future fertility plans.

What is the exact definition of this term?

Tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus (on ovaries, fallopian tubes, pelvic
peritoneum, bowel, bladder).

What is the exact definition of this term?

Benign muscular tumors of the uterus. They can be inside the uterine cavity, within the wall, or on the
outer surface. Many cause no symptoms.

For me to Underatand I need the Following:-

Period calendar, medication list, prior test results, and questions or concerns you want to discuss.

Common gyne-endocrine issues
PCOS (irregular periods, acne, excess hair), thyroid disorders, hyperprolactinemia, premature ovarian
insufficiency, and perimenopausal hormone changes.

What is the exact definition of this term?

Surgical removal of the uterus. Types include total (uterus and cervix removed), subtotal/supracervical
(cervix left), and with/without ovaries based on indication and age.

What is the exact definition of this term?

Infertility: not conceiving after 12 months of regular unprotected intercourse (or 6 months if ≥35).

Why it happens?

Causes range from benign cramps or ovulation pain to urgent problems like ectopic pregnancy,
appendicitis, ovarian torsion, or pelvic inflammatory disease (PID).

What is Laparoscopy?

A minimally invasive surgery using tiny incisions and a camera to diagnose or treat conditions like
endometriosis......

What is the exact definition of this term?

Menopause is the final menstrual period, confirmed after 12 months without a period (not caused by
another condition). Perimenopause is the transition leading up to it.

What this covers?

Any change in period timing, frequency, duration, or volume

Pregnancy loss before the stage of viability. Terminology varies by country; many services use early
pregnancy loss for loss in the first trimester and miscarriage for loss before viability......

THE STAGES

75. Early/Active Labor: regular contractions open (dilate) the cervix.

76. Second Stage: pushing and birth.

77. Third Stage: delivery of the placenta.

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A fluid-filled sac in or on the ovary. Most are harmless functional cysts that resolve on their own..

What is the exact definition of this term?

A laparoscopic procedure that makes small punctures in the ovary’s outer surface to help trigger.......

What is the exact definition of this term?

A common hormone condition defined by two of three: irregular or absent ovulation, signs of high
androgens (acne, excess hair or elevated blood levels)

Common issues we manage
Nausea/vomiting of pregnancy (including hyperemesis), gestational diabetes, hypertensive disorders
(preeclampsia), anemia, infections, preterm labor.....

What is the exact definition of this term?

A permanent contraception procedure. Techniques include removing the tubes (salpingectomy) or....

COMMAN PROBLEMS

· Urinary tract infections (UTIs): burning, urgency, frequency, pelvic discomfort; sometimes blood
in urine.

Find out more.....

- What’s normal vs not

- Common causes

- Diagnosis & treatment

- Deep Dive

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