- female
- 60 Years
- 01/04/2021
Can you push a prolapse back into place?
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View allI'm trying to decide between private and community stem cell banking, and I'm a bit stuck. With private banking, they keep the stem cells just for my child and our family. But with community banking, it's like being part of a larger group where anyone in that group could use the stem cells if needed. I'm really curious about which option might be better for us, and if there are any big pros or cons I should be thinking about before making a decision. Can you help me understand the differences and what's best for my family?
Both options provide a significant opportunity to preserve stem cells that could potentially save lives in the future, so its essential to weigh the personal benefits and financial implications. Discussing your decision with a healthcare professional or a genetic counselor might help clarify which option aligns best with your familys needs.
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I've been having really heavy periods that last 10 to 18 days with clots and bad cramps. My ultrasound showed a bulky uterus measuring 73x47x55 mm with a 12-13 mm endometrial echo. There's also a simple cyst on my right ovary around 30x14 mm. Should I consider surgery for this or are there other options?
You need hysteroscopy and D&C. If you completed your family then you can go for mirena insertion.
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What happens to your body after a miscarriage?
It can take few weeks to a month for the body to become normal after a miscarriage depending on the length of pregnancy. Most women observe vaginal bleeding due to the miscarriage.
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