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Breaking down PCOS

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common endocrine disorders affecting women of reproductive age, with an estimated 8-13% prevalence worldwide. This multifaceted condition involves several body systems, requiring a comprehensive understanding for effective management. Here’s an in-depth look at PCOS, its characteristics, symptoms, and strategies for long-term health and wellness.

How to fight and prevent flu

The flu, a common yet potentially severe illness, requires a thoughtful approach to prevention, treatment, and recovery. By following effective strategies, individuals can reduce the severity of symptoms, minimise complications, and ensure a faster return to normal life. We speak to a revered GP, who outlines comprehensive measures to combat the flu, from rest and hydration to advanced medical interventions and long-term prevention.

How does a testicular ultrasound help diagnose urological conditions and detect cancer early?

Testicular ultrasound, also known as a scrotal ultrasound, is a safe and non-invasive diagnostic tool frequently used to assess issues related to the testicles and surrounding tissues. Often recommended for patients experiencing pain, swelling, or a lump in the testicular area, this imaging method provides a clear look at testicular structures and can help diagnose a range of urological conditions, as well as detect early signs of testicular cancer.

The effects of PCOS on fertility

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a chronic hormonal disorder that is caused by the ovaries having an imbalance in hormone production. It is not an incredibly rare condition, as it is estimated that 13% of people of reproductive age have it, with a further estimated 70% of them remaining undiagnosed. It cannot be permanently cured, and those who have PCOS may face difficulties with their fertility, but it can be managed and pregnancy is still possible.

Building confidence: overcoming low self-esteem in teens

Being a teenager is tough – and also, unfortunately, completely unavoidable. During the turbulence of adolescence, teens go through a lot of confusing changes in their bodies and their hormones. This can cause changes in mood, habits, likes, and behaviour. However, your teen isn’t going through it alone; their peers and friends will also be going through this process, affecting their relationships and friendships. All of this can be difficult to adjust to, and their self-esteem may suffer as a result. In this article a leading GP with expertise in mental health shares insight on how to get your teen feeling confident and good about themselves.

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