Amenorrhea is a condition that sometimes occurs in women due to a variety of causes. It refers to the fact that a woman misses her period for three or even more moths. In women at reproductive age amenorrhea is only considered normal during pregnancy and breast feeding. If these conditions are excluded, it means that there are different causes for amenorrhea. This is not a dangerous condition, but it needs to be addressed as soon as it is observed because in most of the cases it is triggered by
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Endometriosis is a medical condition that occurs in women and implies the fact that tissue from inside the uterus (called endometrial tissue) somehow reaches areas outside it usually in the pelvic region and starts growing there. This can happen in the fallopian tubes, on the intestines, in the vagina or on the scars of surgical interventions. The endometrial tissue that is normally found in the uterus is eliminated monthly during period. The one that grows on other body organs tends to also fil
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Cystitis is an infection of the urinary tract, especially of the bladder. It is more common in women than in men and it mainly affects them before they reach menopause. There are even women who experience frequent and recurrent episodes of cystitis. The causes of this illness are in the great majority of the cases bacterial infections. E-coli are usually the most common type of bacteria, but there can be other types also.

Normally the bacteria in the bladder are washed away when urinating. H
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Amenorrhea is a medical condition that refers to the absence of menstrual period in women of reproductive age. It can either be primary or secondary amenorrhea. The first one refers to the fact that menstrual period hasn't yet occurred in women aged 16 or more. The secondary amenorrhea is defined as absence of the menstrual period for three or more consecutive moths. A woman does not have period at puberty age, at menopause and while she is pregnant and breast feeding. Each amenorrhea case shoul
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Miscarriage is the name given to losing a pregnancy before the 20th week. It can happen out of a variety of reasons and it is assumed to be very frequent. Miscarriages that happen in a couple of weeks from conception are often not noticed by women who mistake them with a late period. Miscarriage can be of several types. There is the threatened miscarriage (in most of the cases everything goes well), the inevitable miscarriage (continuous bleeding of the uterus that can’t be stop and eventually
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