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ameliawright456 · 2 years

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The Role of Gynecologists in Women's Health

Women's health care is a primary concern for Indian society. Nowadays several health problems are confronted by women of every age. If treated suitably many significant ailments can be staved off. From birth to menopause, the private gynaecologist London gives outstanding and detailed care to all women, no matter whatsoever their disease phase.

Here the women can moreover feel happy having open communication with the doctor for the nicest care. A private gynaecologist is an expert who deals with the problem pertaining to the female reproductive system. They moreover work with women to assure a healthy pregnancy and to deliver babies as risk-free as apparent. In women, the hazard of developing a health disease boosts with age.

Hence every woman must see a gynecologist on a formal basis to ensure good health. A gynecologist can enable a woman to comprehend normal bodily processes and answer her health-related questions.

Now the question is: If you are in London then where to find the best gynecologists? Talking about the implication of a gynecologist is more susceptible than finding the nicest alternative out of more than 100 of them in this big city. Well, the women's clinic is one of the decent gynecologist centers in London from where you can get comprehensive consultations and health checkups.

The gynecologists' lab is equipped with the latest technology and has one of the top private gynaecologists London. The doctor at these gynecologist clinics is highly experienced in their field and capable of resolving any sort of health-related questions. Through adequate education, counseling, prevention, and wellness Women Wellness Clinic give outstanding guidance and service to patients in need. There are numerous specific health issues faced by the females like periods-related problems, gestation, menopause, and cervical cancer.

Breast cancer is moreover a very significant issue found in many women nowadays. So with proper tests, women can be remedied from such fatal diseases. Many women’s health issues go undiagnosed and outcome in complications. But with proper fast checkups, many diseases can be remedied. As compared to men, women undergo higher heart attack demises. Anxiety and depression are primarily found in females.

Sexually transmitted diseases and urinary tract sicknesses are normally shown by women. So among these situations that are primarily present in females, a proper checkup is a must need. Visiting a private gynaecologist once in a while is important to comprehend general health. And as the woman ages, she verges to confront several health-related worries which can be well dealt with by the gynecologist.

Thus, before you go for a well-woman health check-up don’t hesitate in confiding about your illness or issues. After a particular age, mostly in the ’40s women must visit a gynecologist often for a routine checkup as many difficulties occur in the female with age. There are moreover many hormonal changes that gynecologists can deduce and give treatment on time.

Maintaining regular contact with your private gynaecologist London aids in having a decent lifestyle as he/ she can let you understand about the sorts of diet you should have according to your age, the vitamins supplement which you must take, what categories of workout you must do, etc. Accordingly, don’t see your doctor just in difficulty instead meet them casually to be familiar with your circumstance and the diseases which are susceptible to occur.

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healthcareequipment · 2 years

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What is pelvic floor physical therapy?

Pelvic floor physical therapy involves pelvic floor muscle strengthening, relaxation, and coordination to help treat pelvic floor muscle tightness or weakness and the associated problems that result. When the pelvic floor muscles have normal strength and tone, the pelvic organs are adequately supported and control normal urination, bowel movements, and sexual function.

When should you seek pelvic floor physical therapy?

Pelvic floor muscle tone can become altered when the muscles become too stretched and loose, often from childbirth or weakening with age, or too tight and restricted, often due to stress. Both decreased and increased muscle tone in the pelvic floor muscles can lead to pelvic floor dysfunction. Current clinical evidence supports pelvic floor physical therapy as a minimally invasive pelvic pain treatment. An option that should be used as a first-line method for treating various types of pelvic floor dysfunction. This will include issues such as pelvic organ prolapse, urinary or faecal incontinence, and painful intercourse.

Who would benefit from pelvic floor physical therapy?

Pelvic floor dysfunction can be subdivided into hypotonic, or low tone, and hypertonic, or high tone, disorders. Muscle tone refers to the amount of resting tension in a muscle when it is not contracted. Too little or too much tone in the pelvic floor muscles can cause different forms of pelvic pain London.

1. Low-tone disorders

When a muscle has a low tone, the muscle is more relaxed and looser than normal, making it difficult to actively contract. When the pelvic floor muscles are weak due to low tone and you have difficulty actively contracting them, your core cannot be adequately supported and your control over your bladder and bowel movements may be affected. This can be treated by starting sessions of pelvic pain treatment.

2. High tone disorders

When a muscle has a high tone, the muscle is tighter and more restricted than normal. This can often happen when you try to relax or stretch the muscle. When the pelvic floor muscles are excessively tight due to high tone, you may experience pelvic pain, muscle spasms, and pain and difficulty with insertion during intercourse or during a gynaecological exam. Painful sex treatment sessions can get accurate solutions to minimise pain during sexual intercourse.

Pelvic floor physical therapy and rehabilitation can help with

Incontinence

Difficulty with bladder or bowel movements

Painful sex

Constipation

Pelvic Pain

Endometriosis

Vaginismus

Menopause symptoms

How does pelvic floor physical therapy work?

On the day of your pelvic floor physical therapy evaluation, you will be brought into a private treatment room where your physical therapist will go over your medical history, symptoms, and complaints. Your physical therapist will then perform a physical exam, which will consist of an external and internal component. Your physical therapist will also examine your ability to perform voluntary contraction and relaxation of your pelvic floor muscles, as well as the movement of your pelvic floor with your breathing patterns. After your physical therapist has completed the external and internal examinations and made a clinical assessment of the possible causes of your symptoms, you will be scheduled for follow-up sessions. Each session will take place in a private treatment room.

Your treatment may consist of the following:

Exercises to relax or contract the muscles of your pelvic floor, such as Kegels.

Manual therapy, often performed internally by your physical therapist, relaxes the pelvic floor muscles and relieves trigger points.

Biofeedback, with the use of a sensor pressure probe that is inserted into your vagina or rectum, to sense the strength of contractions of the pelvic floor muscles to help you be aware of when you are contracting or relaxing these muscles. This technique is often used for painful sex treatment to cure it for the betterment of sex life.

Electrical stimulation to help elicit pelvic floor muscle activation.

Does pelvic floor therapy work?

Yes, it does work. After pelvic floor therapy, you may be able to enjoy results like:

Returning to a favorite sport.

Getting through the day without incontinence.

Being able to start a family.

Before any of these things are possible, it’s important to reject the idea that your problem doesn’t matter. As soon as you feel or sense unusual pain or pressure on your pelvic place, you should immediately get in touch with your pelvic floor therapist. Within several visits, patients will start to notice improvement. To start pelvic floor physical therapy, you will need a physician referral.

Well, Women Clinic specialised in pelvic pain in London and it is open 24x7. We have trained experts in this field, they can help and assist you with your pelvic pain problems and find effective solutions as soon as possible. Get best private gynaecologist today!

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princesscatherinemiddleton · 1 year

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A Potted History of The Princess of Wales and the Early Years

I had an idea, at about 6 o'clock this evening, to go through everything Catherine has done with the Early Years before tomorrow and this has been rushed but let's go...

After marrying Prince William in 2011, the then-Duchess of Cambridge began working with a number of grass-roots charities, which focused on mental health, addiction, and hospice care. Her first set of patronages - announced in January 2012 - included three charities within this sphere: Action on Addiction, The Art Room and EACH. Early the following year, Place2Be joined her list of patronages. During this time, Catherine visited her patronages, as well as other charities, and began to develop an understanding of the importance of childhood and mental health. She also made a number of private visits to children's hospices and her patronages. In 2013, she became a mother for the first time, which she spoke about in a 2020 podcast with Giovanna Fletcher (Happy Mum, Happy Baby), allowing her insight into what new mums experienced. It was around the same time she first began to publicly support Children's Hospice Week.

Her work continued to develop and she began supporting the initiatives started by her patronages, such as M-PACT, which aims to improve the well-being of children and families affected by substance misuse. In 2015, Catherine began to engage in more "taboo" topics, such as fostering and the care system, as well as hospital schools, and women in prisons. By doing this, she was able to see how early intervention could positively impact on young lives. Catherine also undertook an engagement with Mind (her first engagement on World Mental Health Day) and began to meet with professionals, such as headteachers, to develop her knowledge.

In 2016, Catherine supported the first ever Children's Mental Health Week (fun fact, in 2021, Kensington Palace retweeted some CMHW work I did in school). She also guest edited the Huffington Post, promoting Young Minds Matter. She became Patron of both the Anna Freud Centre for Children and Familes and Action for Children that year (a representative from both patronages is in her recently-convened Early Years Advisory Group). 2016 also saw Catherine bring together her work along with her husband's and brother-in-law's to set up Heads Together, an awareness campaign focusing on mental health. The trio also continued to celebrate World Mental Health Day, which they would continue to do for many years.

The then-Duchess of Cambridge visted the Anna Freud Centre’s Early Years Parenting Unit, which works with parents who have personality disorders and aims to help them seek help and keep families together. Throughout this period, she undertook a number of engagements focusing on promoting Heads Together, including releasing a personal video alongside William and Harry for #OktoSay and appearing on BBC Radio 1. Heads Together culminated in the 2017 London Marathon, which she attended. 2018 saw Catherine begin to promote Mentally Healthy Schools. She also continued to expand her range of interests, attending the Headstart conference privately and visiting GOSH.

She continued to develop her interests and began looking into neuroscience and its impact on mental health and early development. She also, for the first time, began showing an interest in the perinatal, with her also becoming Patron of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. In mid-2018, Catherine attended a symposium on the importance of early intervention. That year, she also convened an Early Years Steering group - showing the beginnings of her current work - and attended the Mental Health in Education Conference.

Alongside William, she met with the BBC, where she spoke about children's wellbeing and the positive impact media can have. She also undertook a two-week private work placement at Kingston Hospital, on the maternity wards. In 2020, Catherine launched 5 Big Questions, and promoted this with a UK-wide tour, including a return visit to HMP Send. The questions were in the form of a short survey, open to the public.

The afore-mentioned Happy Mum, Happy Baby podcast aired in early 2020. During the chat, Catherine confessed to feeling upset and scared after the birth of George, and spoke about the importance of mums' seeking help. During the pandemic, she chaired a Zoom roundtable of health professionals and joined a number of calls with midwives. Throughout the pandemic, a number of her Zoom calls and phone meetings were held with medical and mental health professionals, as well as with schools, children, parents and young families. She leant her public support to the BBC's Tiny Happy People project, as well.

Catherine used her resources to pull together donations for Baby Banks in the summer of 2020, and confessed to volunteering for her local Norfolk branch in her own time. The partnerships created by Catherine continue to this day. She met with parents and peers who have been supported by peer-to-peer parent-led support programmes, as well as representatives from Home-Start UK and the National Childbirth Trust. She continued her work with the Scouts, with whom she had been volunteering from the early days of her marriage, and continued to promote the importance of the outdoors, an area she really focused on when producing her Back to Nature garden in 2018. The Duchess of Cambridge also looked at miscarriages, during a visit to Tommy's. The results of her 5 Big Questions survey were shared as 5 Big Insights later that year. Catherine met with First Lady Jill Biden in 2021, with whom she co-hosted a roundtable discussion with a number of representatives from the early years sector.

In 2021, Catherine finally launched the Royal Foundation's Centre for Early Childhood. Since the launch of the Centre, she has continued to develop her understanding of early neurodevelopment, and travelled to Denmark - world leader's in childhood mental health - to learn how they promote early years wellbeing. Catherine continued to focus on young people, with a long-awaited appearance on CBeebies Bedtime Stories, where she read The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark, a book she later shared was one of her childhood favourites. During the year, she became Patron of the Maternal Mental Health Alliance, adding to the other child-focused patronages she had gained over the years (including Family Action and Evelina London). Catherine hosted another roundtable to learn about the progress made by the Centre for Early Childhood and recently convened an Early Years Advisory Group. Throughout the past few years, she has attended regular "Early Years" meetings.

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houseofbrat · 3 months

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For the record, I wish Kate well and a speedy recovery for whatever problem she has been admitted to The London Clinic for.

Because I do not believe for one second that she was admitted for "abdominal surgery." That was "planned." And needs to be in the hospital for 10-14 days, even though it's "non-cancerous."

Once you've eliminated surgeries related to cancer, then you've eliminated a whole bunch of surgeries that have long recovery times.

Hernia surgeries don't require three months of "recovery," and in the US, they certainly don't require you to be in the hospital (aka germ factories) for 10-14 days.

I suppose being in the hospital on iv antibiotics for a diverticulitis procedure is a possibility, except that the recovery from any kind of diverticulitis surgery is A LOT LESS than three months.

Easter is on 31 March 2024. Saying she won't do any public duties UNTIL April is two and a half to three months of "recovery."

And no, hysterectomies do not take that long to recover from.

Just ask Camilla.

12 APRIL 2012 The Duchess of Cornwall is to have a hysterectomy, it was announced last night. Camilla will undergo surgery to remove part or all of her womb at the beginning of next month. She will spend around four days in hospital then a further six weeks recovering. The 59-year-old duchess will still go on a ten-day visit to the Gulf states with Prince Charles, beginning next Monday. It is thought royal gynaecologist Marcus Setchell will carry out the operation at the private King Edward VII Hospital for Officers in London soon after she returns. She has cancelled a string of engagements.

That's right.

Clarence House announced when Camilla would be out of the public eye BEFORE the surgery happened. Not after she was admitted to the hospital.

Somehow Kate's "abdominal surgery" was "planned," yet William's entire schedule needs to be reworked all of the sudden? As in, announcing today that he needs to not do any public duties for a certain period of time until Kate is okay at home. Hey, it's not as if Kate has two parents who are retired. Two siblings. Other relatives. Or a nanny. Housekeeper. Other staff. Etc.

Because if this really was a "planned" surgery and not a sudden emergency, then why were KP comms teams leaking a trip to Rome less than a month ago?

And Russell Myers was leaking that Will & Kate were going to go abroad to visit the British military LAST WEEK???

Someone isn't being honest about what is going on, and it's definitely not me.

It sounds to me that The Princess of Wales had a nervous/mental breakdown and needed to be hospitalized. Except that they can't say that, so they're going with "planned" "abdominal surgery."

Because if it really was "planned" and not cancerous, then why wouldn't William be able to do an engagement here or there over the next few weeks? If the KP comms team is going to pretend that this is just a routine surgery--not urgent or emergent--then why is their behavior NOT matching the statements?

Crown Prince Haakon does engagements even when his wife, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been ill.

Prince Albert works even when Princess Charlene has been ill.

But William's ENTIRE schedule needs to be reworked even though Kate's parents are retired and she has two siblings nearby and other friends and relatives? (And and other helpers...)

Yup. There is another announcement coming soon.

Not one that anyone else in the world is expecting--well, except for @mysteriouslytransparentwitch and myself.

It's that Dragon energy already coming in even though the lunar new year doesn't start until 10 February. That Green Dragon is bringing lots of surprises with it.

Super cold in the USA. Volcanic eruptions in an area of Iceland that hadn't had anything in 800 years.

And Princess Basement Baby!

Because Wales fandom ARMAGEDDON is almost upon us.

And is the Wales fandom prepared for it? Nope.

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lumierecharity · 1 month

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SOUTH AFRICA: VOTERS HEAD TO THE POLLS ON 29 MAY 2024. VOTE PROLIFE!

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SOUTH AFRICA: VOTERS ARE DUE TO HEAD TO THE POLLS ON 29 MAY 2024 FOR GENERAL ELECTIONS.

VOTE PROLIFE!

Abortion is a tragic issue which has affected many in the beautiful land of South Africa. On 1 February 1997 abortion-on-demand was legalized in South Africa. By 2024 an estimated two million babies in South Africa had lost their lives through abortion, mostly with taxpayers' money. [1] This loss of life has left devastation in its wake. Nationwide demonstrations against the abortion law have swept the country over past years as pro-lifers repeatedly marched to Parliament. People from Worcester, Velddrift, Hermanus, Malmesbury, Durbanville, Belville, Klipjeville, Cape Town, Kroonstad, Bloemfontein, Durban, East London, Pretoria, as well as many others areas have protested the abortion law over the past few years. [1], [2], [3], [4]. [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13].

Protests at abortion clinics

Protests at abortion clinics have been widespread throughout the country, such as the protests at Marie Stopes Clinic in Cape Town [2] and Pretoria [9].

National Alliance for Life

National Alliance for Life (NAL) is a platform for pro-life organizations, churches and individuals to be heard. This vibrant platform is strongly supported by pro-lifers in South Africa and further afield. An NAL conference pamphlet affirmed that "We must take a stand against the killing of children until it (abortion) is abolished." [13]

Dr de Vos

Dr Jacques de Vos faced charges for allegedly telling a pregnant woman that 'her fetus was a human being' and that an abortion kills an unborn human, Alleged News. [14] Dr de Vos lost his employment and was banned from practising medicine, Alleged News. [14] He was only a week away from finishing his medical degree, Alleged News. [14] Protests regarding the fate of Dr de Vos spread from South Africa to Kenya, Alleged News. [15] More than 19,000 signatures from African citizens - concerned about the fate of pro-life Dr Jacques de Vos - were delivered to High Commissioner Thembela Ngculu at his Nairobi office; Alleged News. [15] In 2022, Dr de Vos was cleared to practise again after a five-year ban, Alleged News. [16]

Forced sterilisations at hospitals

In South Africa, at least 15 hospitals and 48 staff were involved in coerced or forced sterilisation of women living with HIV/Aids, Alleged News. [17] A report by the Commission for Gender Equality in South Africa investigated reported cases and found that staff at the hospitals were party to gross human rights violations, as well as those of reproductive rights, Alleged News. [17]

Abortion without consent

Buyiselwa Daweti said her horrific ordeal with a private hospital in Cosmo City in 2002 inspired her to fight for reproductive health rights and awareness, especially for vulnerable women sterilised against their will, Alleged News. [17]

"I had an abortion without my consent, which is in line with [forced] sterilisation, based on a lie by a doctor, who said my twins were not growing. He gave me tablets stating he wanted the twins to grow. The next day, I had a miscarriage which I thought was natural," Daweti said; Alleged News. [17]

Forced sterilisations

The Commission for Gender Equality (CGE), a Chapter 9 institution, released its report on 24 February 2020 revealing how hospitals forced and coerced women to agree to being sterilised, Alleged News. [17] The cases of violated women date back to 2001, Alleged News. [17] Some of the women made to sign sterilisation agreements while in severe pain only learned later from private gynaecologists that their fallopian tubes had been cut during labour, Alleged News. [17]

Learned during labour

Other women learned during labour that they would be sterilised, allegedly after hospital doctors told them women with HIV should not have children, Alleged News. [17] The CGE found that the women were made to sign forms under duress, as they were threatened with not being assisted with caesarean procedures they needed: Alleged News. [17]

Call to stop illegal abortion advertisements

Director Justin Jones noted that "you cannot drive anywhere in a South African city these days without seeing illegal posters selling prophets, potions . . . Then there are also the ones that are selling things like "quick abortions" . . . which are inevitably done by unlicensed practitioners in unsafe conditions."

"When the various posters are analysed, it becomes noticeably clear as to why the originator or owner uses the illegal (guerilla type) approach to advertise.

The practises they are advertising are normally illegal, and they are preying on the poor, the desperate and the marginalised." [18]

Outrage against backstreet abortions - public protest

Protest marches took to the streets in South Africa as outrage against backstreet abortions continued to grow. [19] Deputy Health Minister Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo, accompanied by Gauteng Health MEC Dr Nomathemba Mokgethi and Ekurhuleni Mayor Tania Campbell, led a march against illegal and unsafe abortions, Alleged News. [19]

Dead foetuses litter the streets

Most of the numbers of unidentified infant bodies received by the Johannesburg Forensic Pathology Services (FPS) medico-legal mortuary in Braamfontein are foetuses; Alleged News. [19] They are abandoned - discarded around the city, Alleged News. [19] Foetal osteologist Roxanne Thornton works with these deceased infants, Alleged News. [19] The dead babies come in as viable foetuses (more than 26 weeks), and as non-viable foetuses (those who would not survive outside the womb), Alleged News. [19] (The viable foetuses are thus dead preborn infants of more than six-and-a-half months, Alleged News.)

Osteologist Thornton said many of the abandoned foetuses are illegal abortion cases, mostly stillborn and abandoned; Alleged News. [19] Osteologist Thornton said, "I work with foetal prenatal bones. The goal is to prove the case forensically. The reason I do this is because there are hardly any inquests for the dumped [foetuses] - they don't get investigated and they are forgotten. This is an injustice.

"I believe these children should have a voice. A lot are dumped just around the corner from a shelter or abortion clinic," Alleged News. [19]

Pro-lifer received conviction

In February 2013, Mr Peter Throp received a conviction for damaging property by placing pro-life stickers over illegal abortion stickers, Alleged News. [19] Mr Throp received sentence of a fine of R5 000 or three months imprisonment, suspended for five years, Alleged News. [19] In March 2014, the Cape Town High Court upheld Mr Throp's appeal; Alleged News. [19]

15% of maternal deaths due to abortion complications

Unsafe, illegal pregnancy terminations lead to 15% of South Africa's maternal deaths, Alleged News. [19] According to the World Health Organization (WHO), in South Africa 15% of maternal deaths are due to abortion complications, Alleged News. [19]

Abortion is legal for children in South Africa

On December 11, 1996, South Africa enacted the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act. This Act gives women of any age or marital status access to abortion services upon request during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, and, in certain cases, extends access to the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. [19] Currently, in South Africa, children are legally barred from drinking alcohol and from driving cars until they are 18 years of age. [19]

In South Africa, children between 12-14 years of age are being granted abortions, many of them without their parents' knowledge. [19]

Over 10,000 babies are abandoned in South Africa every year

Every year, over 10 000 babies are abandoned in South Africa, with the majority of them found dead, Alleged News. [20] Director Nadine Grabham said, "A lot of babies are abandoned due to failed abortions. Born alive, only to die from unsafe abandonment," Alleged News. [20]

Sadness in South Africa

The introduction of abortion-on-demand in 1997 made abortion legal in South Africa. Instead of backstreet abortions becoming less, they have - alongside legal abortions - proliferated to the point that illegal stickers advertising abortion are a common sight in South Africa. Dead babies have been discarded in the streets, such as the eleven foetuses found in a bucket at a taxi rank in Mdantsane, Eastern Cape; Alleged News. [21] There had been speculation that the foetuses could have originated from a local clinic, Alleged News. [21]

Every abortion causes the death of an innocent child

Dr Claude Newbury of Pro-Life South Africa wrote the following, "Every abortion, legal or illegal, causes the death of a totally innocent, helpless unborn child." [22]

THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY OF SOUTH AFRICA

IS STAGGERING UNDER THE WEIGHT OF DEATH

DUE TO ABORTION

VOTE PRO-LIFE!

THE FOLLOWING SOUTH AFRICAN VOTERS GUIDE ENLIGHTENS WHICH PARTIES

- ACKNOWLEDGE ALMIGHTY GOD IN THE CONSTITUTION

- CONTENT OF EDUCATION TO BE CONTROLLED BY THE PARENTS

- RIGHT TO LIFE (AGAINST ABORTION AND EUTHENASIA)

- OPPOSES COMPREHENSIVE SEXUALITY EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS

- AGAINST LEGALISING PORNOGRAPHY

- AGAINST LEGALISTING PROSTITUTION

CLICK IN THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR

THE SOUTH AFRICAN VOTERS GUIDE

[1] Christians gather in Cape Town to march for life, Alleged News

[2] South Africa: Nationwide demonstrations against the abortion law

[3] March for Life Cape Town South Africa - meet the protesters against abortion law

[4] March for Life Cape Town South Africa - meet the protesters against abortion law [2]

[5] March for Life Cape Town South Africa - meet the protesters against abortion law [3]

[6] March for Life Cape Town South Africa - meet the protesters against abortion law [4]

[7] March for Life Cape Town South Africa - meet the protesters [5]

[8] March for Life Cape Town South Africa - meet the protesters [6]

[9] South Africa: Pretoria Prolife Rally protests abortion law

[10] South Africa Pretoria Prolife Rally - meet the protesters

[11] South Africa Pretoria Prolife Rally - meet the protesters 2

[12] South Africa Pretoria Prolife Rally - meet the protesters 3

[13] South Africa affirms the sanctity of unborn life at the NAL Conference

[14] South Africa: Pro-life Dr de Vos charged with unprofessional conduct for telling patient abortion kills a human being, Alleged News

[15] South Africa: Pro-life Doctor "is accused of trying to dissuade a patient from terminating her pregnancy," Alleged News

[16] Pro-life medic cleared to practise as a doctor again after five-year ban, Alleged News

[17] South Africa; Forced Sterilisations at hospitals, Alleged News

[18] South Africa: Call to stop illegal abortion advertisements

[19] South Africa: outrage against backstreet abortions grows while aborted babies' bodies are received by mortuaries; Alleged News

[20] Over 10 000 babies are abandoned in South Africa every year: Baby Savers SA; Alleged News

[21] Eleven foetuses found at taxi rank, Alleged News

[22] Comments and Recommendations from Pro-Life South Africa concerning the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Amendment Bill 2003, Alleged News

With thanks to joynews.co.za, iol.co.za, static.pmg.org.za and savotersguide.co.za

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joneswillis · 2 years

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Birth Control and Yeast Infections: Is There a Connection?

Most women will have a vaginal yeast infection, sometimes referred to as candidiasis, at some point in their life. When the Candida fungus in the vagina overgrows, a yeast infection occurs. The vagina and vulva are affected, and symptoms include burning, itching etc. Due to their impact on the balance of bacteria and yeast in the vagina, several forms of birth control can increase a person's chance of getting a vaginal yeast infection. Thankfully, a lot of yeast infections are simple to cure at home, and some can even be avoided.

Candidasis, another name for an excess of yeast in the vagina, is what causes yeast infections. Small levels of Candida are often present in the vagina, but occasionally it can overgrow and cause the symptoms of a yeast infection. The type of birth control a woman uses is a typical risk factor for acquiring a yeast infection. In this blog, we examine the causes, remedies, and prevention of yeast infections in relation to specific birth control methods.

Progestin, a synthetic progesterone, or oestrogen and progestin alone are both components of hormonal birth control. By upsetting the body's normal hormonal balance, these hormones might promote yeast growth. The oestrogen included in birth control pills, patches, and rings is thought to increase the amount of sugar produced by the vagina. These carbohydrates encourage the yeast that is already present in the vagina to proliferate out of control.

Yeast overgrowth is a side effect of both physical and barrier methods of birth control. The balance of bacteria in the vagina can be changed by spermicidal jellies and lotions, which facilitates yeast growth. Additionally, applying creams or jellies might produce a wet environment that promotes candida growth. Other items that sit in the vagina, such as vaginal sponges, diaphragms may also increase the risk of growth and infection.

There are more factors that might cause candida to overgrow besides a woman's birth control options:

Blood sugar levels that are out of control because yeast thrives in high-sugar settings, those with untreated or poorly managed diabetes are more at risk.

Having a weak immune system might make it difficult for a person to regulate high numbers of germs or yeast.

Sexual activity, while it does not directly cause a yeast infection, it can aid in its transmission among partners.

A few antibiotics destroy disease-causing bacteria in the body, but they can also destroy the beneficial vaginal bacteria that keep yeast levels in check.

Pregnancy, birth control or hormone replacement treatment, creates an environment with high levels of oestrogen.

In case you suffer from vaginal itching then do not neglect it and consult a gynaecologist, because your health is the most important. If you suffering from a vaginal itching and pain then you must consult an expert private gynaecologist in London. The expert gynaecologist ensure that your problem gets addressed and treated in the best way possible. The expert private gynaecologists provide the best and the most trusted advice and vaginal pain treatment options.

One of the best private gynaecologist centre in London is Well Women check London. They seek to create a comfortable environment for suffering women to share their health problems and seek guided and expert treatment and medication. The services performed by them are early pregnancy scan, coil fitting service, endometriosis services, fertility health checks, heavy periods menorrhagia, laparoscopic surgery, menopausal health checks, ovarian cysts, pcos services, recurrent miscarriage testing, sexual health check, abortion service and well woman checks.

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jordansarena3633 · 2 years

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gynaecologyclinic · 3 years

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We are a renowned private Gynaecology Clinic, conveniently located at Suite A, 117A Harley Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 6AT, UK . We have a team of highly experienced private gynaecologist who can diagnose and treat a variety of gynaecological conditions like pelvic floor, ovarian cyst, abnormal smears, vaginal bleeding, period problems and other women’s genitals problems.

At our modern private gynae clinic in Harley Street, we offer state of the art gynaecology treatments and advice for sexual health, pre-pregnancy, endometriosis, fertility, menopausal, fibroids, PCOS and other women’s health issues in a relaxing environment.

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michelledavis8324 · 6 months

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The Best Private Gynecologist in London

Looking for the best private gynecologist? Then at Well Women Clinic, you can get every gynecological treatment related to women. Well Women Clinic is the only one that delivered the best in all private gynecology clinics in London. So, do visit their London gynecology clinic.

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poppyjordan26 · 11 days

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Get Relief for Heavy Painful Periods: Expert Treatment in London | Well Women Clinic

Discover effective solutions for heavy painful periods at Well Women Clinic in London. Their expert gynaecologists offer specialized treatment and relief from period pain, cramps, and discomfort. Trust them for compassionate care and tailored solutions.

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A Short Introduction to IUD Coil Contraception

Birth-control or contraceptive technology has moved up from pills. An increasing number of women from various age groups are consciously choosing IUD or intrauterine device. The device provides greater convenience and safety than conventional birth-control techniques.

IUD – what is it?

A gynaecologist in London explains IUD is a ‘T’-shaped device that prevents sperm from fertilizing an egg. This is how it protects women from unwanted pregnancy. Broadly, 2 distinct types of IUDs are available.

Hormonal IUD like Liletta, Mirena, Skyla and Kyleena – They thicken the mucus in the Cervix, as a result, sperm can’t move and gets trapped being unable to reach an egg.

Non-hormonal IUD or copper-based IUD – It blocks sperm from reaching an egg.

Doctors at a renowned centre for **IUD coil fitting **in London say an IUD can easily last anywhere between 3 and 12 years, depending on the variety you choose. This cutting-edge contraceptive device leaves no side-effect. You can get pregnant again once your IUD is removed and you can get it removed any time you want.

How is an IUD inserted?

Here’s a word of caution; both IUD insertion and removal must be done by properly trained and skilled persons. If it is not properly fitted, the device won’t provide the necessary protection that you look for. IUD insertion involves using a tool named speculum. It is used opening the vagina and the cervix. Then, an inserter is used to correctly place the contraception into the uterus. The procedure lasts somewhere near to 5 minutes but that varies for everyone. It is also not possible to predict how your body will react during the insertion procedure. If you’re lucky, you will hardly feel any pain or difficulty. For some people, it is sufficiently trying and painful. Before you go for getting an IUD inserted, hold detailed discussions with your doctor as well friends, who have it.

How long IUDs last?

First, let’s take up hormonal IUDs.

Mirena has a life of up to 6 years.

Kyleena lasts up to 5 years.

Both Liletta and Skyla are known to last up to 3 years each.

The IUDs contain a small dosage of progestin hormone, which is common in many other types of contraceptive devices. This range of IUDs makes your periods lighter although many people report about getting their periods stopped altogether.

The only non-hormonal IUD available is ParaGard. It easily lasts up to 12 years and unlike the varieties discussed above, this can double as emergency contraception and can prevent pregnancy up to 5 days after unprotected sexual intercourse. On the other hand, it makes your periods longer and heavier with severe cramping.

Experts at private IUD fitting centre have a word of caution. IUDs only save you from unwanted pregnancy but not from sexually transmitted diseases or infections (STDs and STIs). Therefore, you should always wear a condom during sex. Make sure you don’t have to drive back home right after the insertion procedure. Secure a ride back home to minimise stress.

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