I have got mastitis, could you explain exactly - Women's health Question

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  My doctor has told me I 've got mastitis. Could you explain exactly what this is?

Answer:

  Mastitis, or information of the breasts, is a very common condition in women who have, functioning ovaries. It usually occurs just before a period and is the response of the small breast glands to the hormones being produced by your ovaries, It is not usually due to any infection.

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I have been offered amniocentesis test, but am not sure - Women's health question

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   I am 35 and expecting my first baby. I have been offered amniocentesis test, but am not sure whether to have it done?

Answer:

   Amniocentesis is a screening test and form it many inherited abnormalities can be detected. you must decide would you want a termination if an abnormality was detected? Also, are you prepared to take the slight, but real, risk of losing the baby that the investigation itself carries? Unless you answer 'yes' to both these questions then amniocentesis would not be advisable. 

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After having treatment for thrush - Women health Question

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

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  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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My doctor says I should wait three months before trying to get pregnant - Women health Question

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    I am anxious to start a family and have stopped taking the pill. My doctor says I should wait three months before trying to get pregnant. Why should it?

Answer:

  It is a safety precaution to ensure that all the synthetic hormones contained in the pill are out of your system and that your varies have returned to a normal regular rhythm. There is also some evidence  that vitamin and mineral levels in the blood are altered by taking oral contraceptives and it is important to allow these levels to return to normal before you became pregnant.

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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

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  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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help my doctor give me for mastitis - Women health Question

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   What help can my doctor give me for mastitis?

Answer:

   Talk to your doctor about the problem and there are several ways she may able to help. Some women have their pain relieved by taking an oral contraceptive, but if this is not suitable for you then an Anti - hormone preparation like.

  Bromocryptine may be valuable, but only if your mastitis is so trouble some that it interferes with your daily routine.

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The surgeon wants to remove one of my breasts of my figure and dread any disfigurement - 23-10-2014

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   I have cancer and the surgeon wants to remove one of my breasts. I am very proud of my figure and dread any disfigurement. Is there anything that can be done?

Answer: 

    A large number of cancer surgeons will perform implant surgery on suitable patients and this can return your breast to almost its former appearance. you may even be offered this at the same time as the actual mastectomy operation. However you should bear in mind that with any implant there is always the risk of the body rejecting it.

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