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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and High Blood Pressure  I have a headache, my head is about to explode, and my period is late.How about you check your blood pressure?What?! My blood pressure is actually high… Do you think there’s a connection?!Yes, of course! There is a strong link between high blood pressure and Polycystic Ovary […]

Insulin Resistance and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Is your body gaining weight and fat accumulating in the abdominal area? Are you noticing brown patches and skin tags appearing on your body and face? These are all signs your body is giving you to say you may have insulin resistance. Let’s explain the connection between insulin

Treating Snoring in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) As we agreed, the main features of PCOS include elevated androgen levels in the blood, a form of insulin resistance, and possible changes in cortisol and melatonin secretion, which stem from altered function of the pituitary-adrenal axis and other glands. These changes are often associated with sleep disturbances

Vaginal Dryness and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Sometimes you avoid intimacy and say, “I’m just not in the mood… I’ve got things going on.”But no one really knows what those “things” are.Do you have low—or even no—sexual desire? Do you feel a burning or itching sensation in or around your vagina?Do you experience pain during intercourse?A

What is a niche (niche scar)?It is a defect (erosion or thinning) in the uterine wall that occurs after a cesarean section, whether it’s a traditional C-section, an emergency one due to complications during labor, or other reasons. There are many types and techniques of cesarean deliveries. A patient might be in the hands of

What are the causes of uterine hernia? The likely causes of uterine hernia include: · Thinning of the uterine wall resulting from multiple previous births, especially repeated cesarean sections. · Thinning of the uterine wall due to other reasons such as the removal of fibroids or adenomyosis. · Inadequate suturing of the cesarean incision, either

Uterine Niche (Cesarean Scar Defect) A uterine niche is a defect or tear in the uterus at the site of a previous cesarean section scar. It results from improper healing of the surgical wound, and mucous fluid may accumulate in the area. In severe cases, it can lead to uterine rupture during a subsequent pregnancy.

Is pregnancy recommended after niche repair?It is advised to wait at least 6 months after the surgery before attempting to conceive, to reduce the risk of the niche reoccurring and the possibility of an ectopic pregnancy at the cesarean scar site.

In response to the question: What is the connection between a car’s side mirror and a uterine niche (cesarean scar defect)? A patient may experience symptoms of a uterine niche (cesarean scar defect) without necessarily being pregnant. So, what are the symptoms of a niche? Despite these symptoms, patients often undergo ultrasounds and various tests

What is the relationship between endometriosis and uterine niche (uterine scar defect)? As we have previously explained, the niche is considered a defect or a rupture in the uterine wall. In the presence of endometriosis along with the uterine niche, this leads to the spread of endometrial tissue and its invasion into many areas surrounding