Women's Health Blog with Tracee Cornforth May 2008 Archive

Uterine fibroid tumors are, in the majority of cases, a benign smooth muscle tumor that grows in the uterus. Women with fibroids sometimes experience no symptoms, while others experience symptoms ... Read More

Are you concerned about your bone health, as you get older? According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation and the results of a nationwide study, most Americans should spend more time ... Read More

Has your gynecologist told you that you need a surgical or diagnostic procedure? Learn about these common GYN procedures and you'll be one step ahead and ready when you need ... Read More

Many factors influence the development of vaginal infections and discharges. Find out how to prevent abnormal vaginal discharges and infections.

Whether it's you, your husband, or your newborn baby girl or boy, if milk or another substance is coming from your breasts and you're not a new mother breastfeeding your ... Read More

Are you aware that, as women, there are many medical tests and health screenings that you should have throughout your life. You probably know you should have a Pap test, ... Read More

Adenomyosis is a painful condition that often causes severe dysmenorrhea and heavy bleeding. The presence of endometrial cells in the outer walls of the uterus indicates the presence of adenomyosis. ... Read More

It's National Women’s Health Week, again. As women, we often are overwhelmed with things to do and other people to take care of which makes it easy for us to ... Read More

Most of us are looking for ways to save money and reduce waste. "But, what does reducing waste and saving money have to do with menstruation?", you ask. Simply, everything! ... Read More

Do you know how the phrase "on the rag" originated? Take a look at the history behind the phrase "on the rag." If that's not enough menstrual history for you, ... Read More