Hyperprolactinemia affects less than 1% of the total population annually. Although this ratio is not considered high, it can lead to infertility if left untreated. Therefore, anybody noticing any symptoms of hyperprolactinemia should seek recovery treatments. It is not always…
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Many known female-specific disorders include increased production of testosterone in the body. Diseases such as PCOS affect about 6 to 12% of females in the United States, causing females to suffer from elevated levels of testosterone. If the condition, including…
Approximately 15 to 25 percent of known pregnancies end in miscarriage. Over 80 percent of these miscarriages occur during the first trimester. A miscarriage may occur due to a slight negligence on the mother’s part, which can be avoided easily…
About 75% of women in the United States suffer from uterine fibroids. In most cases, fibroids are small and harmless and thus require no medical treatment. But these small fibroids can grow larger and cause various health complications mainly related…
When a woman reaches the age of 40 or older, she must go through menopause. The female sex hormones significantly fluctuate, which has a negative impact on how other biological processes work. Interfering with regular metabolic functioning can impair females’…