Hysteroscopy is widely accepted as the primary method for diagnosing and treating intrauterine conditions. Despite its ...

A significant 92% of women in the misoprostol group required additional mechanical dilation ... a more efficient option for cervical preparation before operative hysteroscopy[2].

Precancer or cancer in the uterus, cervix (opening ... such as uterine fibroids. Hysterectomy is major surgery, and a woman can no longer get pregnant afterwards. Dilatation and curettage (D ...

No literature exists proving cervical dilation occurs with menses ... insertion should be delayed until after uterine involution is completed. Copper-containing IUDs can be inserted between ...

Pain and pregnancy seem to go hand-in-hand. Right from your lower back to your abdomen to your breasts, any part of your body ...

These include the healthcare provider’s approach, the degree of cervical dilation, a history of previous ... the placenta embeds too deeply into the uterine wall and the risk of uterine rupture.

She opened clinics, worked to educate women about their reproductive health, and promoted an abortion technique she felt was ...

In stage 1, cervical dilation begins some 2 to 24 hours before the completion of parturition (2 to 6 hours would be most common). During this time the “progesterone block” is no longer present and the ...

As effacement and dilation progress, the healthcare provider or midwife uses the extent of the cervical opening to help make treatment decisions. During the first stage of labor, uterine contractions ...

Lack of awareness on miscarriages & abortions, & outdated treatment methods have compromised reproductive outcomes ...