Gynecological Disorders - Gynecology Treatment

Chronic Gynecological Disorders of the Uterus

Overview

The Uterus

The uterus or womb is a major female reproductive (and hormone-responsive) sex organ of the human body. It is also muscular pear-shaped cavity in which menstruation occurs and the fetus develops during gestation.
Because of genetic, physical and environmental factors and even infection, the uterus undergoes changes that can predispose us to disorders and diseases.
Common signs and symptoms that predispose a woman to gynaecological disorders:

• Vaginal discharge: check for foul smelling or blood-stained discharges.
• Abnormal vaginal bleeding that can be irregular or heavy (menorrhagia)       .          
• Dysmenorrhea (painful menses)                                   
• Irregular menses
• Urinary frequency or retention
• Distended abdomen
• Chronic pelvic pain