After having treatment for thrush - Women health Question

Question:

 After having treatment for thrush, What can I do to help myself?

Answer:  

  You need to replace the healthy intestinal flora that has been lost during treatment with antibiotics. Try to avoid the following sugar, refined floods, blue cheeses, wines vinegar, bread, yeast, tea, and coffee. Increase your intake of fresh fruit and vegetables, and live natural yoghurt, and try taking a supple4ment of yeasts - free B complex and a course of acidophilus tablets.

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After I had some bleeding after sex ,if it happened again and he some cream to use - Women's health Question

Question:

  I am in my early fifties and had a womb scrape last year after I had some bleeding after sex. I was told to go back my GP. If it happened again and he gave me some cream to use. It hasn't  recurred, but I am worried I may have a cancer that is not being treated?

Answers:

  If no serious abnormality was found when you has the womb scrape then you don't have cancer now. what probably happened is that ht elining of the vagina was lacking in the hormone oestrogen. This naturally happens after the menopause and in some women gives rise to a vagina which is easily brushed  by sexual intercourse. If the bleeding does recur then go back and see your doctor again. If not then forget it.

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I would like to get my figure back into shape once I have fully recovered operation - women health Question

Question:

     I had a hysterectomy about a month ago, and I would like to get my figure back into shape once I have fully recovered from the operation?

Answer:

  The very best time to start to exercise is before the operation, but failing that it is a very good idea to start exercising as soon as you feel able to. There are many types of hysterectomy so there is no hard and fast rule about the amount of exercise you can properly undertake. Be guided initially by your surgeon and the physiotherapist or read one of the many excellent books written on this subject.

Tags : Women's health Guide, Healthy Menstruation and sex, Surgical procedure, Hysterectomy