#Menstrual health doctors

[shubhragoyal]

Empowering women's health with insights from leading obstetricians and gynecologists. Stay informed about women's well-being and medical advances.

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[emanonandtheirshitposting]

cw: menstruation

menstrual cycle be going crazy it's my nineteenth day bleeding lol

[askthedevicer]

Just want to take moment to give this knowledge out to all my period-suffering peeps.

Everyone knows about birth control. It’s a pill, or you can get like an iud or you can get surgery to get specific organs removed/tied up, right? Well, the concept of needing to go under the knife to reduce periods seems extreme (and expensive.)

So what’s a person to do?

Ask you doctor for Extended Cycle Birth Control Pills.

They’re an oral med, but they reduce your number of periods from 12 times a year to a measly four times a year. On some insurances, these are completely covered, but even with my shitty insurance that doesn’t cover it, they’re roughly 30 a month. Honestly, when you think of the cost of all the Cycle supplies you don’t have to buy (including excess pain meds, icy hots, and comfort items) they really pay for themselves.

And perhaps most importantly, when they do finish their cycle, and you period starts, I’ve found this medication has severely reduced the pain/time/heaviness of my periods, to the point where they’re basically only 2-3 days long, and a basic Tylenol makes the pain go away!

Anyway, it might be that everyone knows about these and I just missed out, but considering the amount of sex ed we don’t have in my country, I doubt it. Anyway, I just wanted to spread the news!

[coochiequeens]

Finally some common sense news

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Transgender women are not eligible for menstrual leave as they do not have uteruses and do not menstruate, the Ministry of Labor (MOL) said on Thursday (Feb. 10).

CNA reported that after a transgender woman recently applied to take a menstrual day off at her company, the company was unsure of whether she was eligible and asked the local government. The local government passed the question on to the MOL, which consulted the Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW).

The MOHW responded to the MOL with an explanation from the Taiwan Association of Obstetrics and Gynecology (TAOG), that transgender women who have received gender reassignment surgery and officially registered their changed sex do not have uteruses and do not menstruate. Since the purpose of the menstrual leave is to provide relief to those who may suffer physical discomfort at work while menstruating, the policy does not apply to transgender women as they do not go through the experience.

According to the Act of Gender Equality in Employment, female employees may legally apply to take one day off for menstrual leave each month if they experience menstruation-related discomfort that prevents them from working. The employees do not need to provide any documentation to apply, and employers may not refuse, issue a penalty, or deem the day off as an absence that affects the employee’s attendance bonus or performance evaluation.

CNA cited the MOL as saying that there is no age limit to employees eligible for the menstrual leave, therefore older women may also take a day off each month as needed. Meanwhile, for women whose uterus or ovary has been removed due to health concerns, as long as the employee still ovulates and experiences discomfort due to hormonal changes, she is eligible for the menstrual leave.

[seilon]

I wish I could tell every young person with a uterus (especially with bad cramps and/or dysphoria and/or depression, etc) that there is a decent chance they just straight up don’t need to live with that. don’t let the stigma surrounding contraceptives and the expectation that you should just ride it out and suffer win. for the love of god if there’s a chance you can lighten or even stop your period and it’s symptoms all-together, unless there’s a legit health concern, your doctor should at least make you aware of that option. I want every young person to know that “birth control” is not just for birth control and it has the potential to make your life infinitely easier to live. do not give in to anti-pill propaganda im serious

[wronggalaxy]

Me, on Google cause my doctors suck: Why haven't I had a period in two years?

Google: "Going through menopause is a totally normal thing—"

"Got your first period and now you've been waiting a couple months for your second? Well this is nothing to worry about. In fact—"

Me, a fifteen year old:

[medugo]

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[thatmartiangirl]

Today on people need to be clearer when talking about menstrual health:

The definition of "Heavy Bleeding" needs to be more descriptive. Every place I've seen it talked about only defines it with how frequently you soak your pad/tampon

For the first time today I saw blood clot size referenced and hey if you are having blood clots larger than like a grape you probably also have heavy bleeding! Congratz!

[felucians]

white doctors, I am begging you to take your patients who are women of color seriously.

[tanyx-india]

TANYX has two stimulation modes:

Continuous: the electrical stimuli are continuously emitted, without interruptions.

Intermittent (pulse): the electrical pulses are emitted with intervals, not constantly. The intermittent mode must be chosen when the device is used for more than half an hour in the continuous mode; after that period, we recommend switching to the "pulse" mode.

The device has 3 levels of intensity:

L (Low)

M (Medium)

H (High)

[shubhragoyal]

Empowering Womens Health Insights from Leading Obstetricians and Gynecologists

Women's health is essential to overall well-being and requires specific attention. Doctors specializing in obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) offer comprehensive medical treatment specifically catered to women's requirements. In this article, we'll look at OB/GYN physicians' crucial role in strengthening women's health and examine the top 10 reasons that make Dr. Shubhra Goyal unique in her region.

So, let’s get started!

The Role of Obstetricians and Gynecologists!

Gynecologists and obstetricians are women's health experts with the education and experience to deal with all facets of female health, from adolescence through menopause. They are adept at offering a variety of treatments, including gynecological care, reproductive system management, and prenatal care. Let's examine the main areas of expertise for OB/GYN specialists in more detail:

Obstetricians and gynecologists are essential throughout pregnancy. They monitor the mother's and the growing baby's health while providing direction and support during this life-changing experience.

Gynecological Services - They include regular gynecological examinations, screenings, and treatments for infections, irregular menstruation, and pelvic discomfort.

Maternal Healthcare Providers - Preconception counseling through postpartum treatment are all included in the broad category of maternal healthcare services. OB/GYN physicians guarantee a safe and healthy pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum period.

Reproductive System Specialists - PCOS, endometriosis, and fibroids are among the problems they identify and treat that impact the female reproductive system.

Prenatal Care Physicians - They play a crucial part in ensuring a healthy pregnancy by keeping track of the health of pregnant women and their unborn children.

Doctors specializing in menstrual health - OB/GYN specialists can alleviate painful periods and excessive bleeding through various surgeries and therapies.

Obstetrics and Gynecology Specialists - With significant training in these fields, they provide a comprehensive approach to women's health that addresses all phases of life.

Maternity Care Experts - OB/GYN physicians offer skilled care throughout labor and delivery, guaranteeing a happy and safe birthing experience.

Gynecologic Surgeries - They carry out surgical operations, such as hysterectomies or minimally invasive procedures, when required to treat disorders like uterine fibroids or endometrial problems.

Moving ahead, let’s discuss,

Empowering Women's Health: The Role of OB/GYN Doctors

Women's health empowerment includes identifying and treating medical disorders and educating and assisting women in making decisions about their health. OB/GYN physicians assist their patients in navigating the complexity of female health by acting as their champions. They help with empowerment in the following ways:

Patient-Centered Care - OB/GYN practitioners use a patient-centered approach to delivering care, considering each woman's particular requirements, preferences, and objectives.

Women are empowered to make decisions through education and counseling on their bodies, reproductive health, and contraceptive alternatives.

Preventive Care - For the early identification and prevention of illnesses, routine check-ups and screenings are crucial. Obstetricians and gynecologists stress the value of preventative care.

Emotional Support - Women's health is not just physical; it's emotional, too. OB/GYN doctors offer emotional support during challenging times like infertility struggles or pregnancy complications.

Advocacy for Women's Rights - Many OB/GYN doctors are passionate advocates for women's rights, including access to secured and legal abortion, contraception, and comprehensive healthcare.

Read More: https://www.drshubhragoyal.com/welcome/blogs/empowering-womens-health-insights-from-leading-obstetricians-and-gynecologists

[fauxintellectual]

I am absolutely terrified by even the thought of being fingered....like I don't want anything in me. Nothing. Nothing goes in me like that. Nope. That's too scary for me

[anftherapy]

Cramps Got You Down? Understanding Period Pain with Dr. Mikel! 

[rupal-hospital]

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[fertilityfriday]

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How much do doctors really know about PCOS? Why does it take 2 or more years for many women to get a diagnosis? Not to mention the countless women who are either undiagnosed or misdiagnosed? Join me in today’s brand new FAMM Research Series episode as we go through this eye-opening study together!  Today’s episode is sponsored by the Fertility Awareness Mastery Mentorship program!  Use this link…

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