Malignancy

How is Ovarian Malignancy Diagnosed?

Research shows that 3% of women receive a uterine malignancy diagnosis, whereas over 65,000 people experience it annually. However, the complex nature of this illness and the symptoms can make it challenging for healthcare professionals to provide a quick diagnosis.
In today’s blog, we’ll discuss what uterine malignancy is and how your doctor delivers an accurate diagnosis:

Patient

What are the Treatment Options for Endometrial Polyps?

Discover the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for Abnormal Uterine Bleeding Due to Polyps (AUB-P). Learn how to differentiate this condition from other uterine issues and resolve AUB-P effectively.

Malignancy

How is Uterine Malignancy Diagnosed?

Research shows that 3% of women receive a uterine malignancy diagnosis, whereas over 65,000 people experience it annually. However, the complex nature of this illness and the symptoms can make it challenging for healthcare professionals to provide a quick diagnosis.
In today’s blog, we’ll discuss what uterine malignancy is and how your doctor delivers an accurate diagnosis:

Leiomyoma

How Is Leiomyoma Diagnosed?

Uterine leiomyoma, or fibroids, is a prevalent noncancerous tumor in women arising from the smooth muscle cells from the middle layer of the uterine wall. They tend to arise in the reproductive age and can present severe symptoms, including heavy menstrual bleeding and back pain.

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How Is Endometrial Polyps Diagnosed?

Research shows that over 7.8% of people experience endometrial polyps, causing irregular menstrual periods and spotting. You likely have many questions if you’ve found or believe you have this condition.

Below, we’ll explore what endometrial polys is and its diagnosis procedure. Further in the article, we’ll discuss its prevention methods:

Patient

Abnormal Uterine Bleeding Due to Polyps

Discover the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for Abnormal Uterine Bleeding Due to Polyps (AUB-P). Learn how to differentiate this condition from other uterine issues and resolve AUB-P effectively.

Malignancy

How is Cervical Malignancy Diagnosed?

If you believe you have symptoms of cervical cancer, you’re not alone. Research shows that over 604,000 new cases of cervical malignancy arise annually, making it the fourth most prevalent cancer in women.
This article will discuss cervical cancer and how the professional steps involved in ensuring an accurate diagnosis. Let’s dive in!