Uterine fibroids - when surgery is needed?

March 14, 2010

 hysteromyoma
 Uterine fibroids - a noncancerous tumor in the uterus that often appear in women of childbearing age. Fibroids are not associated with an increased risk of uterine cancer and almost never become malignant. According to statistics, three out of four women in their lifetime and most of them due to lack of symptoms will never know about it. However, in some cases, hysteromyoma causes not only the symptoms, but also significant health problems.

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Symptoms

The most common symptoms of uterine fibroids:

  • Heavy menstrual bleeding;
  • Prolonged menstruation (may last seven days or more);
  • The feeling of pressure or pain in the pelvic area;
  • Frequent urination;
  • Difficulty emptying the bladder Urinary bladder - structure and function  Urinary bladder - structure and function
 ;
  • Constipation;
  • Pain in the back or legs.

In rare cases, uterine fibroids can cause severe pain - usually it happens when it grows so much that overlaps the blood supply itself. Deprived of nutrients, uterine fibroid begins to die. By-products of the decomposition of fibroids begin to seep into the surrounding tissue, causing pain and fever.

Symptoms may depend on the type of uterine fibroids.

  • Submucosal fibroids. Fibroids of this type tend to cause prolonged, heavy menstrual bleeding and various problems in women who want to become pregnant.
  • Subperitoneal fibroids can press on the bladder, causing frequent urination, in the rectum, causing constipation, or nerves, which can result in back pain.

The following symptoms are the reason for seeking medical attention:

  • Pelvic pain persist for a long time;
  • Monthly become too long and / or painful;
  • There are bleeding between periods;
  • You have pain during intercourse;
  • Inability to completely empty the bladder;
  • Violation of bowel motility.

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Causes

Uterine cancer begins to develop from the smooth muscle cells of the uterus. One cell reproduces itself many times, resulting in a pale solid mass, which differs from the adjacent tissues. Some fibroids grow slowly over a long time, the other stop growing after reaching a certain size, or even decrease with time.

The size of fibroids varies from very small, indistinguishable to the human eye cell clusters to large tumors, which may cause an increase and change in the shape of the uterus. Fibroids can also be single or multiple. In extreme cases, fibroid uterus increases so that it reaches the thorax.

The causes of uterine fibroids may include:

  • Genetic changes. Cells which form myomas often differ from normal cells of the uterine muscle.
  • Hormones. It is assumed that estrogen and progesterone Progesterone - norm and pathology  Progesterone - norm and pathology
 , Two hormones that stimulate the development of the uterine lining during each menstrual cycle, promote the growth of fibroids. Have fibroids greater estrogen receptor Estrogen - the key to bone health  Estrogen - the key to bone health
   and progesterone than normal cells of the uterus.
  • Other chemicals. Substances which contribute to the maintenance of tissues, such as insulin-like growth factor, can influence the formation of fibroids.

It is considered that such factors as heredity and obesity can also contribute to the development of uterine fibroids. On the other hand, the use of hormonal contraceptives, pregnancy and childbirth can protect against the disease.

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Complications

Uterine fibroids are generally not harmful, but in some cases it is uncomfortable and may cause various complications, such as anemia Anemia - when you do not have enough blood  Anemia - when you do not have enough blood
   as a result of blood loss. In rare cases, fibroids blocks the fallopian tubes, making it difficult or impossible by making fertilization. Submucosal fibroids may prevent implantation of the embryo. If a woman wants to become pregnant, it is recommended to remove the fibroids. In all other cases, the removal of fibroids is not required.


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Masturbation causes prostate cancer?

March 22 2009

  • Masturbation causes prostate cancer?
  • Research scientists

 masturbation prostate cancer
 Masturbation - is a man of his own stimulation of erogenous zones in order to achieve sexual satisfaction, as the hands and the various aids. Today, experts believe that regular wank or masturbation (the latter term is now used more often) 95% of men and 89% women. For most men and women, masturbation is the first sexual experience The first sexual experience: a ticket to adulthood  The first sexual experience: a ticket to adulthood
 . In children, masturbation is a normal part of development and knowledge of their own body.

 Masturbation causes prostate cancer?

Why do people do it

Also a good feeling masturbation makes it possible to remove the sexual tension, which can occur for various reasons. In addition, it is - a safe alternative to sex for those who are very afraid of getting pregnant and infected with any sexually transmitted diseases Genital infections - which are the most dangerous?  Genital infections - which are the most dangerous?
 . Finally, it may be necessary, when a man stands sperm donor. In some cases, doctors recommend masturbation patients with sexual dysfunction.

 Masturbation causes prostate cancer?

This is normal?

Previously, masturbation was considered a sign of sexual perversion and mental health problems; It was treated by various methods, from various changes in the diet, to methods such as electroshock Electroshock - medieval torture or modern medical procedure?  Electroshock - medieval torture or modern medical procedure?
   and castration. Now experts refer to it as the normal form of sexual behavior. Rejection is considered to masturbation, which interferes with normal sexual relations Sexual relations: how to bring passion  Sexual relations: how to bring passion
   with a partner, and if the person is engaged in masturbation in public, and / or these actions cause him a strong sense of guilt, anxiety, but to stop them, he can not.

In some religions and cultures is condemned masturbation. Doctors believe that it can help improve the sex life of man, as it allows him to get to know your body.

 Masturbation causes prostate cancer?

Is it safe?

In contrast to normal sexual intercourse, masturbation in the classroom man can not catch any infections or get pregnant. However, masturbation can not be considered completely safe. So, a very active and frequent masturbation can cause irritation of the skin and mucous membranes. In some cases, masturbation can cause serious damage to the urethra or even a fracture of the penis - a rare, painful and dangerous condition.

There is a chance that a very frequent masturbation sessions result in a loss of interest in sex with a partner. This can occur with both the man and the woman.

In addition, some types of masturbation may cause sexual dysfunction. As a rule, such a risk exists if using lessons onanism man seeking sensations that differ significantly from those which it receives during normal sexual intercourse.





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