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🍒 CRANBERRY: The Natural Secret to Women's Urinary Health🌿

Welcome to Health & Wellness! Today, we're going to delve into an essential topic: urinary health. And to do so, we're going to discover how Cranberry, a fruit rich in nutrients and with incredible properties, can be a powerful ally for your well-being.

Let's explore all the benefits it can offer!

Did you know that more than 50% of women experience urinary discomfort at some point in their lives? In this video, we talk about the power of the cranberry, a fruit rich in proanthocyanidins, which helps fight urinary infections by preventing the adhesion of the bacteria E. coli in the urinary tract.

Scientific studies show that regular cranberry consumption can reduce the risk of infections by up to 40%, especially in women over 40.

Learn more about how cranberries can strengthen your urinary health and how they can be incorporated into your routine, whether in the form of juices, capsules or products such as the *FemiPro* supplement. For those who want to know more about the studies mentioned, check out the links to the scientific sources here in the description.

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References and Scientific Sources:

1.American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology: (https://www.ajog.org/)

2. Journal of Urology: (https://www.auajournals.org/journal/juro)

3. Journal of Natural Products: (https://pubs.acs.org/journal/jnprdf).

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Skibidi Toilet

The skibidi toilet (Skibidus latrina) is a terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusc in the family Dafuqboomidae. This species can only be found in the United States, primarily in Ohio.

The original habitats of the skibidi toilet are American public restrooms, but due to their adaptability, they have extended their range to outdoor urban areas. Scientists consider them to be an invasive species.

Skibidus latrina is usually diurnal and omnivorous, eating about 27% scrap metal and 73% human flesh. Its only natural predators are cameramen (Homo visus), speakermen (Homo amplificarus), and TV-men (Homo imaginum).

Skibidi toilet engaged in combat with a cameraman in Detroit, Michigan

Evolution

Based on fossil evidence from Dayton, Ohio, the first known members of the Dafuqboomidae family lived in North America in the late Anthropocene about 250 years ago. Similar tooth and skull structures suggest dafuqboomids and humans share a common ancestor, but molecular analysis indicates a closer relationship between skibidi toilets and snails.

A senior skibidi toilet without its shell.

Description

Physical Characteristics

The body weight of an adult skibidi toilet varies considerably with shell size, making it one of the most variably sized molluscs. It can range from 36 to 2246 kg (80 to 4952 lb), but is usually between 41 and 50 kg (90 to 110 lb). The smallest specimens live in southern Florida, while those near the northern limits of the skibidi toilet's range tend to be the largest (see Bergmann's rule). Males are usually 15% to 20% heavier than females.

Skibidi toilets have long, soft, flexible abdomens. The vulnerable abdomen is protected from predators by a salvaged empty latrine or urinal carried by the skibidi toilet, into which its whole body can retract. Multiple skibidi toilets may inhabit the same shell, especially when young.

Mature skibidi toilets develop a snail-like muscular foot that allows them to travel over hard surfaces. The large, flat foot remains attached to the surfaces over which it is crawling due to the adhesive properties of the skibidi slime it secretes to protect its soft tissues.

Intelligence

Studies have shown that skibidi toilets are capable of organized crime. Whether they know what they do is morally wrong is a topic of debate among skibidiologists.

Two male skibidi toilets lust after a female in Cincinatti, Ohio.

Behavior

Skibidi toilets are pack hunters. Typically, the largest skibidi toilet is in charge. Skibidi toilet packs readily accept new members until resources become limited. They are territorial and generally establish territories far larger than they require to survive, assuring a steady supply of prey.

Development and Reproduction

Skibidi toilets are well known for their mating call, which has a similar tune to the song "Give It To Me" by Timbaland, Justin Timberlake, and Nelly Furtado.

Female skibidi toilets lay their fertilized eggs in toilet water. The hatchlings feed on human feces and urine until they become large enough to consume humans themselves. Skibidi toilets reach sexual maturity at 6.9 years of age.

Captive skibidi toilets have been known to live for more than 80 years. However, the species' life expectancy in the wild is only 16 to 30 years, depending on local conditions such as traffic volume and hunting. Young hatched in infrequently used restrooms are vulnerable to starvation, and it is not uncommon for them to vore their own skiblings.

Young skibidi toilets share a shell with their skiblings until they are large enough to find their own.

Skibidi Toilet Syndrome

The bite of a skibidi toilet can cause Skibidi Toilet Syndrome, a serious disease that causes the infected to believe they are a skibidi toilet. Symptoms include sequestering oneself in small spaces such as laundry baskets or cardboard boxes and chanting the skibidi toilet's mating call. There is no known cure.

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Epidemiology of the Raven's Blood

Part 0: Prologue

Realistically, the blood does things because it's convenient to the plot of the anime, and no deeper thought needs to be put in than that. However, while it does explain inconsistencies in its writing, it's boring and not fun to my pattern-seeking brain. I like to piece together coherent internal logic to stuff in fiction, even if I know the authors themselves didn't think that hard about it. It's fun to me!

At the same time, Princess Tutu's meta-fictional conceit does give us some wiggle room to borrow the Doylist understanding and smuggle it back into a Watsonian explanation. So...

In-universe, I think, the purpose of the Raven’s Blood can be understood as a plot device to easily convert a separate “character” and their body into a narrative extension of the Raven; that this is why Drosselmeyer would write it into the logic of his story. Bored of a character you introduced previously and want to heighten the stakes? They're a toadie of the Raven now. And when we go a level down in fictionality...

To the Raven, other living things exist to be exploited. The only use you can have, beyond being a meal, is being a pawn who can get it what it wants – and what it wants is to consume. Like some ancient castle-bound vampire or wicked dragon, its power and intelligence are ultimately in service of a simple predatory desire. If you are neither edible nor manipulable, you are simply a nuisance.

Diseases and parasites will manipulate pain and pleasure, fear and love, the body and the brain. But while a real disease or parasite’s goal in psychological and physiological manipulation is to reproduce, to turn the infected into a means by which to spread itself to new hosts... the Raven's curse is uninterested in this. What matters, to the Raven, is that the cursed becomes a minion and a pawn, who can bring its prey closer to its own mouth.

Part 1: Lay All Your Love On Me

Part 2: Serving Your Heart On A Platter

I’m sure you’ve heard of a sickness that feeds predators their prey. Toxoplasmosis, for example makes male rats as horny and lovesick over the smell of cat urine as they are at the scent of female rats, switching the pathways of fear and desire, to lure them into being devoured. The pathways between the two run parallel, you see. For the infected, every cat becomes a succubus, a siren, a beautiful creature calling its prey to their willing doom. And, if the parasite gets what it wants, this is how the rat dies.

       Why am I talking about this? Because Mytho starts talking about feeding himself to birds literally the day that his symptoms start presenting, in episode 14.

It’s true he’s saying this while antagonizing Fakir, so one could also brush it off as him just Saying Shit to make his roommate as uncomfortable as possible. But also – we know what the Raven wants, in the end.

For most of season 2, however, Raven!Mytho doesn’t continue to talk about feeding himself to crows. He’s mostly focused on seducing sacrifices, manipulating public opinion, having meltdowns about not being loved enough, and being petty to Fakir and Kraehe. His sense of self-preservation (in as much as Mytho has ever had one, cough) seems genuinely intact for episodes 15 through 21. If Mytho is feeling weirdly giggly about getting eaten during that timespan, he’s doing an awfully good job of hiding it.

And then Mytho starts molting into a crow monster at the end of episode 21, and the rat toxoplasmosis symptoms kicks back in.

(We're not told what he's smiling about here in episode 22, but the next episode, episode 23, makes it obvious:)

This does seem likely to be a Mytho-specific symptom; Rue shows no sign of this. The Raven has been particularly invested in eating Mytho’s heart for a long time, after all; Mytho’s job as the Raven’s doordash delivery guy was always going to be temporary even if he hadn’t beeninterrupted every time. It’s entirely possible that other people could end up with this “symptom” too, but we never see it.

The fact that Raven!Mytho proceeds to acts so strangely cuddly after telling Kraehe she’s an ugly fuck (but also that he needs her love) feels somehow related to this enthusiasm for getting eaten by crows. His voice delivery in the Japanese audio for the heart/lips/blood line sounds…  …I hate to say this.

It sounds like he thinks a crow girl ripping out his heart and touching it onto her mouth is really hot.

(Yea, of course she's shaped like an uggo human (and he's in the process of moulting into a majestic raven and he's sosososo excited for that) - but hey, she's technically a crow as far as he knows, and she has black feathers....)

(And while regular!Mytho seems negative to neutral about that in season 1, Raven!Mytho only ever complimented Kraehe for having crow-like qualities.)

Anyways! In Mytho's final state under the Raven's Blood, he immediately obeys the Raven's orders to be devoured, completely ignoring Rue and Tutu's pleas.

...You know, until the Fairytale Confession of Love, because this is a magical curse and it is a fairytale.

Part 3 and Part 4 are not ready yet but are in the works. See you soon.

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I know folks are probably getting tired of this by now so you get a tag AND a cut.

But I feel like discussing this sort of thing might help people sometimes? since it's a first person account instead of listicles online.

What they did and didn't tell me about having stents.

They told me why: Facilitates drainage which takes strain (pressure) off of the kidneys and helps the antibiotics work by helping prevent pockets of infected urine reforming (that's what was making me sick, stuck urine that had built up lots of bacteria).

They told me how-ish: They go up with various catheters and things and install the stents, the stents stay in place until they are removed. Some stents have lines that exit the body to facilitate removal. Mine do not. The doc didn't want me accidentally pulling them out since the area they're in is heavily infected. They'll be removed at my first stone removal surgery in about two weeks from installation which was a couple days ago.

They did not tell me how-completely: The stents are hooked into my body meat like little fish hooks. They also didn't tell me they'd be taking urine for testing from my bladder and each kidney or that they would also be draining both kidneys during the procedure, so I did get a fluid-pressure reset.

They did not tell me basically anything about what the next two weeks will be like.

I'm on flowmax to soften my bladder so it's easier to empty. I don't think I needed that, I was peeing fine, but stents do change things.

I was worried that I might push them out while pooping but that's not likely to the point of nearly impossible. Not 100%, but nearly.

These things feel like a bad UTI and I have two of them. I got the ows, the zaps, the GOTTA GOs every few minutes. At least now I know that ALL of those pains are UTI pains, you know? I'd get some random pain sometimes and be like "what was that......" and now I know. It was UTI and pressure in my kidneys and the pain signals were traveling around the whole renal system. Because they do that.

I'm in a lot more pain now than I was with just the kidney stones. It is very, VERY atypical but my kidney stones and the pressure behind them don't hurt. Those nerves may have died off.

There's varying amounts of blood in my urine, sometimes very little, sometimes a lot. Sometimes there are clots. That's all normal but I had to ask as things were happening.

I get up every couple hours in the night and some times I don't make it to the toilet (I did all last night, so that is improving).

They also didn't warn me that just having the surgery itself might make me wet myself because the muscles hadn't all regained strength/how long it would take for the anesthesia to fully wear off.

I called the doctor's office and asked about that, too.

I'm glad I thought to have That Guy bring Depends but that's also something you'd think someone would like, mention. You know?

So that's what having stents has been like so far.

Feels like a bad UTI, though for some people they feel nothing. Need adult diapers for accidents. Need to be near a toilet at all times, and not going to get a hell of a lot of continuous sleep for a while.

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I also think it's worth noting that I've had two male doctors blow me off about this and I think the only thing that went differently at the ER was that it was a female doctor.

The first male doctor said it was an anxiety attack.

The second male doctor said it was a viral stomach bug.

The female doctor listened to my symptoms and ordered a bunch of tests.

So, more personal blather about the whole situation.

While I was in the first ER I heard a man yelling and starting trouble in the waiting room. That Guy and Son got up and left as soon as the man was distracted by a security guy. I'd had told them to go home as soon as they dropped me off and I would text if I needed picked up. I knew I wasn't going home, though.

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My neighbor was an elderly lady and they kept trying to figure out when she'd last pooped but she couldn't remember. Finally she called them in and was like I need to poop so they wrestled her up on a bed pan (she cried, she was in a lot of pain) and then left her alone with her curtain closed to poop. Right then the floor doctor walked in and was like HI MISS GERALDINE and whipped her curtain open to start talking to her.

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I chewed him out. That's very atypical of me. Like, I laid into him for not asking if she was wanting to talk in that exact moment. And then I felt really bad until I realized he's probably had people a lot more angry at him than me considering a lot of the patients I could hear were elderly and some were confused, and I didn't feel bad anymore.

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Since it's a university-run hospital there were sometimes pairs of nurses, and at one point a trainee came in to give me a dose of antibiotics through the IV but she hooked it into the wrong plug which depressurized the system and blood starting backing up the tube. As soon as she saw that she ran to get her trainer and they spent some time doing a full reset of the IV set up.

I wasn't worried or anything. It was my own blood and it could only go so far/only so much could be lost. At the most a cup since the saline bag was fresh and mostly full, still. So I was totally calm the whole time, which I'm sure helped.

I think the nurse in training was surprised when her trainer stepped out and I encouraged her instead of yelling at her. I praised her for not being too proud to get help when she noticed an issue, and for observing how to rectify the situation.

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That Guy was like "Yesterday's nurses did NOT like me..." and I was like yeah I kind of told on you, but not out loud. He got put on the shit list FAST by staff. So for that I have a note in my account that I'm experiencing financial abuse and he exhibits controlling behavior. If there ever is a point where Son and I have to leave, I have the name of where to call. There's a facility in Next Town Over where the hospital is that will come and get us, and that would be the last time we see him.

I feel guilty for saying anything because he has paid for my existence for decades but he has also been abusive, just not physically.

They asked me if Son is safe at home alone with That Guy and I said "Safe, yes. Happy, no."

They also asked like how is Son and I said he seems to understand that his father's behavior isn't his fault but he still has had to endure it.

I also in the process learned how much money he makes (I didn't know before) and wow we should all certainly have insurance (he and Son might through his work but I have nothing and don't qualify for assistance while he claims me on his taxes as a dependent) and have had medical care all this time and there's no reason at all to be doing the whole -pointedly look at the food receipt every grocery trip, look up at the sky angrily, shake his head, shove it in his pocked, huff, and walk away- thing. Also explains why his work friends keep suggesting burger joints that end up costing like $80 for the whole family....

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The antibiotics are definitely working. Under the cut because medical stuff. I'm not squeamish, but that's because of how I was raised and spending a great deal of time in hospitals.

I'm guessing this UTI has been developing for the last two weeks, and of course didn't show up at the clinic. This happened with the last two UTIs I've had. They only come up positive when testing a first-thing-in-the-morning urine sample. I told them as much, asked to bring a cup home to collect a sample, but of course they said no.

It's been cloudy every morning for a week now, getting worse and worse. The smell is foul af. Just nasty. Like using a public rest stop that hasn't been cleaned in awhile level of stink.

Yesterday, a doctor finally listened to me, and gave me the antibiotic I need. Ten days of meds, not the usual seven, because symptoms starting showing two weeks ago.

I had a UTI in 2016 and again in 2020. Right after elections. Stress can cause UTIs to develop, especially for folks with a vagina. If your genitalia is female, and you feel like you need to urinate every few minutes, it burns, stinks, and looks cloudy, you may have a UTI. Blood may also show up, making it darker. What makes it cloudy is puss. The burning, in my case, feels like lava or liquid glass. You can take a home UTI test, and those can be found by the yeast infection and pregnancy tests at the drug store. I recommend testing first thing when you get up.

If you wait too long to get treated, you can die. The infection will move up into your kidneys and kead to kidney failure. My mom had a bad UTI but no symptoms when I was a child. She was walking me and my sisters home from school, and I told her she doesn't look right. Her skin was the wrong color. She said she was fine, and then collapsed. For the next two weeks, she was in the hospital, being treated for a kidney infection, a UTI, and I'm pretty sure kidney failure as well.

I no longer feel like someone is sitting on a bladder,and the burning isn't nearly as bad. It does explain why, for the last two weeks, I've had less and less energy. Like a drained battery. My body has been fighting an infection.

Take care of yourselves. UTIs are not a joke.

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Urology is a medical specialty that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the urinary tract system in both males and females. This includes the kidneys, bladder, ureters, and urethra. Urologists are trained to manage various urological conditions such as urinary tract infections, kidney stones, prostate problems, and urinary incontinence.

Kidney transplant, on the other hand, is a surgical procedure in which a healthy kidney from a donor is transplanted into a person with end-stage kidney disease. This procedure is typically performed when other treatments, such as dialysis, are no longer effective in managing kidney failure. Kidney transplant offers the potential for improved quality of life and long-term survival for individuals with kidney failure.

It's important to consult with a qualified urologist or transplant surgeon for personalized advice and treatment options related to urology and kidney transplant.

What our expert say’s

Urology is a medical specialty that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the urinary tract system in both males and females. This includes the kidneys, bladder, urethras, and urethra. Urologists are trained to manage various urological conditions, including but not limited to:

1. Urinary tract infections (UTIs): Symptoms may include frequent urination, pain or burning during urination, cloudy or bloody urine, and a strong urge to urinate.

2. Kidney stones: Symptoms can include severe pain in the back or side, blood in the urine, frequent urination, and pain during urination.

3. Prostate problems: Common conditions include benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostate cancer. Symptoms may include difficulty urinating, weak urine flow, frequent urination (especially at night), and blood in the urine.

4. Urinary incontinence: This refers to the involuntary loss of urine. Symptoms can vary depending on the type of incontinence but may include leakage during physical activity, coughing, or sneezing, frequent urination, and a sudden strong urge to urinate.

5. Erectile dysfunction: This is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse. It can be a symptom of various underlying conditions, including vascular disease, diabetes, or psychological factors.

It's important to note that these are just a few examples, and there are many other urological conditions with their own specific symptoms. If you are experiencing any urological symptoms or concerns, it is recommended to consult with a urologist for proper evaluation and diagnosis.

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Urologist / Urology Specialist / Urology Doctor is a super specialist in the field of surgery dealing with problems related to Male and Female Urinary Tract which includes Kidney Stones treatment (laser), Prostate surgery (laser and conventional), treatment of urinary tract infections (simple and complex), urinary incontinence treatment (medical and surgical), circumcision(laser/stapler/conventional), treatment of testicular infections( Epidydimitis , orchitis, Epidydimo orchitis), surgical treatment of scrotal swellings(Hydrocele/Hernia), Renal cysts, kidney, bladder/prostate cancer, and treatment of lower urinary tract symptoms( Frequency/urgency/dysuria /blood in urine( Haematuria )/ Nocturia /poor stream) and performs necessary procedures for diagnosis (cystoscopy) and therepeutic purposes for the best treatment of patients having any of the above urological problems.

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Fungi in Urine

➜The typical UTI is caused by a bacterial infection of the urinary tract, but it is also possible to develop an overgrowth of certain types of fungi.

Fungal UTI is due to Candida that  is a normal part of the human commensal flora, however it is also the most common fungal species that can cause human disease. Most often they are Candida, which may colonize bladder, urethra, or vagina.

Candida Albicans is often seen in diabetes , pregnancy, obesity and other debilitating conditions.

So, Yeast cells may be contaminants or represent a true yeast infection.

☞Under Microscope 🔬:

There are three shapes (Forms) of fungi in Urine:

Yeast "خمائر" : yeast cells vary in size , are colorless , ovoid shape and are often budding .

Hyphae "خيوط فطرية" : fungal bodies are made up of filaments, it can form a network called a mycelium (Pseudomycelium ) hyphae..

Budding "التبرعم" : Is the process of yeast cells to reproduce asexually by an asymmetric division.

They are often difficult to distinguish from red cells and Yeast but are distinguished in three ways :

by their tendency to bud.

by Correlating RBCs with a positive blood result on the urine reagent strip.

Addition of acetic acid will lyse red cells but will not lyse yeast.

Staining of urine with Methylene blue or the Sternheimer – Malbin stain facilitates differential staining of cells and nuclei.

yeast cells have a nucleus that contains DNA ,So they appear in blue color with stain (Such as Sedi Stain ).

Causes :

The finding of yeast (almost always Candida species) in the urine could mean that the patient has pyelonephritis or cystitis.

Yeast infections are common in women who take antibiotics. Broad-spectrum antibiotics, which kill a range of bacteria, also kill healthy bacteria in your vagina, leading to overgrowth of yeast.

Women with poorly controlled blood sugar are at greater risk of yeast infections than women with well-controlled blood sugar.(uncontrolled diabetes).

Women with lowered immunity ( immunocompromised) such as from corticosteroid therapy or HIV infection (AIDs) are more likely to get yeast infections.

Yeast infections are more common in women with higher estrogen levels such as pregnant women or women taking high-dose estrogen birth control pills or estrogen hormone therapy.

occurs when a patient is immunosuppressed (due to immunosuppressive drugs, chemotherapy or neutropenia).

Contamination by External secretions of vagina in female , Candida Albicans are present on the skin, and in mucous membranes normally. The mouth and vagina are the two most common places for candidiasis,

بتكون موجودة بشكل طبيعي حيث تحمل ٢٠٪ من النساء الفطر داخل المهبل ، لكن اذا تزايد نمو هذه الفطريات، فقد يشعر المريض بأعراض العدوى.

ومن الأسباب الأخرى للعدوى: اتباع نظام غذائي عالي السكريات، أو الاستخدام المفرط للمضادات الحيوية واسعة المفعول، أو العقاقير المثبطة للمناعة، أو العقاقير الستيرويدية.

Symptoms:

range from mild to moderate, and include:

Itching and irritation in the vagina

burning sensation, especially during intercourse or while urinating.

Redness and swelling of the vulva.

Vaginal pain and soreness

Vaginal rash

Thick, white, odor-free vaginal discharge with a cottage cheese appearance.

Treatment: An anti-fungal medications..

Commenting in Report ➜ "Candidiasis "Or "Candidiuria"..

يفضل فحص العينة خلال ساعة .... *

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UTI Tx

Cystitis, acute uncomplicated or acute simple cystitis (infection limited to the bladder without signs/symptoms of upper tract, prostate, or systemic infection), treatment:

Note: Consider use of a different empiric agent in patients with suspected pyelonephritis, patients who have received nitrofurantoin in the last 3 months, or patients who have had a urine isolate with documented resistance to nitrofurantoin in the last 3 months (Ref).

Nitrofurantoin monohydrate/macrocrystals (Macrobid): Oral: 100 mg twice daily; treat females for 5 days and males for 7 days (Ref).

Nitrofurantoin macrocrystals (Furadantin, Macrodantin): Oral: 50 to 100 mg every 6 hours; treat females for 5 days and males for 7 days (Ref). Note: The recommended duration of therapy with this formulation is based on the recommendation for the nitrofurantoin monohydrate/macrocrystal formulation as well as expert opinion.

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Pain in lower left abdomen

Pain in lower left abdomen can be a concerning symptom for many people. It can range from mild discomfort to severe pain and can be caused by a variety of factors. In this blog post, we will explore the causes of Pain in lower left abdomen and discuss treatment options.

Causes of Pain in lower left abdomen :

Diverticulitis: Diverticulitis is a condition that occurs when small pockets in the colon become infected or inflamed. This can cause Pain in lower left abdomen, along with other symptoms like fever, nausea, and diarrhea.

Constipation: Constipation can cause Pain in lower left abdomen, as stool builds up in the colon and causes pressure on the surrounding organs.

Ovarian Cysts: Ovarian cysts are fluid-filled sacs that develop on the ovaries. When they rupture, they can cause Pain in lower left abdomen, along with other symptoms like bloating and irregular menstrual periods.

Urinary Tract Infection: A urinary tract infection (UTI) can cause Pain in lower left abdomen, along with other symptoms like burning during urination and frequent urination.

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: Pelvic inflammatory Disease (PID) is an infection of the female reproductive organs. It can cause Pain in lower left abdomen, along with other symptoms like fever and vaginal discharge.

treatment Options:

            The treatment for Pain in lower left abdomen will depend on the underlying cause. For example:

Diverticulitis: treatment for diverticulitis typically involves antibiotics and a low-fiber diet to reduce inflammation.

Constipation: Increasing fiber intake, drinking more water, and taking over-the-counter laxatives can help relieve constipation and reduce pain.

Ovarian Cysts: treatment for ovarian cysts may involve watchful waiting, hormonal therapy, or surgery to remove the cyst.

Urinary Tract Infection: treatment for UTIs typically involves antibiotics to clear the infection.

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: treatment for PID typically involves antibiotics and sometimes hospitalization for severe cases.

Conclusion:

            Pain in lower left abdomen can be caused by a variety of factors, and treatment will depend on the underlying cause. If you are experiencing Pain in lower left abdomen, it is important to consult with your healthcare provider to determine the cause and appropriate treatment. With prompt and proper treatment, many causes of Pain in lower left abdomen can be resolved quickly and effectively.

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Why do I have to urinate after intercourse?

 It's always good  to  pee after sex. This is especially beneficial for women's health. Here are some reasons.

  A urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection that occurs in any area of ​​the urinary system, such as the bladder, urethra, or kidneys. A UTI usually occurs when bacteria enter the urinary tract  through the urethra and multiply in the bladder. When the urinary tract's natural defenses fail, bacteria can multiply and cause  infection adult dating site.

  What are the risk factors for urinary tract infections?

  Urinary tract infections are more common in women.Some specific factors that increase the risk of urinary tract infection in women are:

  Female Anatomy - The female urethra is shorter than the male. This reduces the distance the bacteria have to travel to reach the blister.

 Certain types of birth control - Women who use diaphragms and/or spermicides for birth control have an increased risk of getting a urinary tract infection.

 Sexual activity – The risk of developing a UTI is greater in  sexually active women than inactive women. The risk  also increases if you have a new sexual partner.

 Menopause - Decreased levels of estrogen  after menopause cause changes in the urinary tract that increase susceptibility to infection. Other factors that may increase your risk of UTIs include:

  urinary tract obstruction — kidney or bladder stones can block urine in the bladder and increase your susceptibility to developing a urinary tract infection.

 Recent urinary  surgery – Surgery or examination of the urinary tract with medical instruments can increase the risk of urinary tract infection.

 Using a  Catheter - Using a catheter to urinate can make you prone to developing a urinary tract infection.You may need to use a catheter if you're hospitalized, paralyzed, or have neurological problems that affect your ability to urinate female to male body message.

  Signs and symptoms of UTI are:

  Sudden urge to urinate

 Increased  frequency of urination (may urinate frequently in small amounts)

 Burning or painful urination

 Cloudy or foul-smelling urine

 Blood in the urine

 Lower abdominal pain

 Nausea or tiredness

 Changes in behavior such as agitation or severe confusion, particularly in the elderly.

Treatment of urinary tract infections

 Contact your doctor if you have symptoms  of a urinary tract infection. They can prescribe antibiotics for treatment. After starting treatment,  UTI symptoms  usually resolve within five days. Make sure you complete all of your treatment, even if your symptoms improve immediately call boy job.

 Preventing  urinary tract infection

 To reduce the risk of  urinary tract infection, the following measures can be taken:  Drink plenty of fluids, especially water, as this helps dilute the urine and allows you to urinate more frequently and help eliminate bacteria from the urinary tract.drink cranberry juice. Although there are no conclusive studies showing that drinking cranberry juice can prevent UTIs, some women swear by it.

 Peeing after sex can help flush  bacteria from the bladder.Wipe  back and forth after using the toilet.This helps prevent the spread of bacteria from the anus  to the urethra and vagina.

 Avoid using feminine hygiene products such as deodorant sprays, powders and irrigators in the genital area as they can irritate the urethra.  Consider changing  birth control. Using diaphragms or condoms with spermicides can encourage bacterial growth.

The Female Urethra

 The urethra is a tubular organ that helps  urine exit the bladder. The urethra of women is shorter (about 2.5 to 4 centimeters) than that of men (about 15 to 20 centimeters). This makes women more susceptible to UTIs because the bacteria have to travel a shorter distance to reach the bladder. The classic  symptom  is because the bacteria can grow in the  bladder, kidney, or urethra friendship club with income. 

Bladder

 Bladder health can directly affect your sex life. Sitting between the pelvic bones, the bladder is  a hollow, muscular organ that expands to hold urine. The muscles in the bladder  relax as it fills with urine, but once it's full, it sends signals to the brain to empty it. 

 Bacteria can enter the urethra during sex and increase the risk of  infection. That's why it's important to always urinate after sex, because urinating kills germs.

 Having sex with a full bladder also increases the risk of  stress urinary incontinence. This condition occurs due to weakness of the pelvic floor muscles and/or a weak urethral sphincter. In this condition, the bladder can leak with any movement that puts pressure on it, such as coughing, exercising, laughing, sneezing, or having sex gigolo meaning.

 Always pee after sex

 Peeing after sex is always good, especially for women. Since a woman's urethra is shorter than a man's, bacteria can easily enter  and cause a urinary tract infection. Peeing after sex can help clear bacteria from your urethra. This helps prevent urinary tract infections.Visit gigolomania.com and earn money.

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I know this is meant to be a light hearted post, but also, we were able to save my dog's life because I noticed her back legs were wet as if she peed herself.

There were a couple of days were I noticed and brought up to my mum that our dog seemed to be even clingier than usual. She had always been clingy, but that was on another level. Maybe she was looking for comfort, maybe she was in pain, maybe it was some hormonal stuff, maybe it was depression. She had suffered from hysterical pregnancies before and it wasn't a behaviour that was too unusual from time to time. One day I came home from school and she came to greet me like usual. I started cuddling her but noticed soon that her back legs were soaked, as if she had peed herself. Now, she was a cavalier king charles spaniel, they have long hair and they get dirty so easily, but it rubbed me wrong. Also, she didn't smell like pee, it seemed unlikely that she wet herself from her bowl and there was nothing else she could have gotten wet from. I told my mum, we got worried, and took her to the vet.

Turns out that she had Pyometra (or pyometritis) which is an infection of the uterus. The liquid was pus from the infection. We were extremely lucky that the pus came out allowing us to notice, because Pyometra is deadly and often the pus stays trapped inside, making the infection invisible to the owner. She got emergency surgery and thankfully recovered, but we came really close to losing her.

Pyometra could happen to any female pet that hasn't been sterilised, not sterilising your pet makes them vulnerable to this infection. Please sterilise your pets. It makes no difference if your pet has been bred before, some dog breeds have a higher risk, and it gets more possible as they get older. It usually happens some weeks after their heat. It is less common in cats because they release a certain factor hormone only after mating, but they are not clear from it.

As I said, a symptom is pus coming out of their vulva, but that is only for open Pyometra: if your pet's legs are wet like this and you can't explain it and they are an unsterilised female, please check on their health and bring them to your vet.

Other symptoms for a closed Pyometra (when the pus is trapped inside) are vomiting, loss of appetite, depression, excessive drinking and urinating.

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Common Causes of Yellowish Vaginal Discharge

Vaginal discharge is an essential part of a healthy reproductive system, serving as a natural way to maintain cleanliness and balance. While discharge is generally clear or white, changes in its color, such as a yellowish tint, may leave you feeling concerned. 

What are the common causes of yellowish vaginal discharge, and when should you see a doctor? This article dives deep into the potential reasons behind this condition, symptoms to watch for, and steps to address the issue, helping you stay informed and proactive about your vaginal health.

What is Yellowish Vaginal Discharge?

Yellowish vaginal discharge refers to a change in the color of the natural fluid produced by the vagina and cervix. While discharge is typically clear or white, it can sometimes take on a yellow hue due to various factors. This could range from normal bodily changes to underlying health concerns.

 The discharge serves an essential function in cleaning the vagina and maintaining its natural balance. Understanding its characteristics can help determine whether it’s normal or requires attention.

Is Yellowish Discharge Always a Cause for Concern?

Not all yellowish discharge is abnormal. How to treat yellow discharge, especially without a strong odor or accompanying symptoms, is often harmless and linked to hormonal fluctuations. However, bright yellow or greenish-yellow discharge, particularly when paired with itching, burning, or a bad smell, may indicate an infection. 

Paying attention to the specific characteristics of the discharge can help distinguish between normal changes and signs of a problem. 

Hormonal Changes and Their Role in Discharge

Hormonal changes during different stages of life or the menstrual cycle can significantly impact vaginal discharge. Before menstruation or during pregnancy, for example, discharge may appear yellowish due to hormone shifts.

 While these changes are usually harmless, understanding your body’s patterns can help identify when something is out of the ordinary and requires medical advice.

Bacterial Vaginosis and Yellow Discharge

Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is a common vaginal condition caused by an imbalance in the natural bacteria. It often results in yellow or gray discharge accompanied by a fishy odor. 

Although BV is not a sexually transmitted infection, it can increase susceptibility to STIs and other complications if left untreated. Antibiotics prescribed by a healthcare provider are usually effective in resolving BV.

Yeast Infections and Discolored Discharge

Yeast infections are another common cause of changes in vaginal discharge. While they typically produce thick, white discharge, some cases may result in a yellowish tint when mixed with other fluids or infections. 

Symptoms like severe itching, redness, and swelling often accompany the discharge, signaling the need for antifungal treatments.

STIs Linked to Yellowish Vaginal Discharge

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) like trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia frequently cause yellow or greenish discharge. 

These infections may also present with additional symptoms such as pelvic pain, itching, and bleeding between periods. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to prevent long-term reproductive health complications.

Irritation and Allergies as Possible Causes

Exposure to irritating substances, such as scented soaps, douches, or certain fabrics, can lead to inflammation and changes in discharge color. In these cases, yellowish discharge is typically mild and resolves once the irritant is removed. 

However, prolonged exposure can cause more significant issues, so switching to gentle, unscented products is often beneficial.

The Impact of Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a serious infection of the female reproductive organs, often resulting from untreated STIs. 

Yellowish discharge is a common symptom, along with fever, pelvic pain, and painful urination. If left untreated, PID can lead to infertility and chronic pain, making prompt medical intervention essential.

Retained Foreign Objects and Their Effect on Discharge

Forgotten tampons, contraceptives, or other foreign objects in the vagina can lead to infections that cause yellowish discharge with a foul odor.

 This condition often includes discomfort or itching and requires immediate removal of the object and medical treatment to prevent complications.

Preventing Abnormal Yellowish Vaginal Discharge

Good hygiene practices and healthy habits can help prevent abnormal discharge. Use mild, unscented products for cleaning, avoid douching, and wear breathable fabrics like cotton. 

Practicing safe sex and attending regular gynecological check-ups also play a key role in maintaining vaginal health and preventing infections that could lead to yellowish discharge.

Conclusion

Yellowish vaginal discharge is a common concern, but it isn’t always a sign of a serious problem. While hormonal changes or minor irritations may cause harmless yellow discharge, infections, and other health conditions require prompt attention. 

By understanding the common causes of yellowish vaginal discharge, practicing good hygiene, and seeking medical advice when necessary, you can ensure your vaginal health remains in top shape.

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Dr. Prashant Jain is a renowned Pediatric Laparoscopic Surgeon in Delhi, specializing in advanced minimally invasive surgeries for children. With years of experience and expertise, he offers safe and effective treatments for various pediatric conditions. Book a consultation with Dr. Prashant Jain today for the best care.

The need for laparoscopic urological surgeries in children

Urological problems in children are those which involve the genitourinary system in children, which includes internal structures such as the kidneys, the ureters, bladder and urethra. Urological problems in children can either be congenital, that is present at birth, or it can be developed later on in life.

The kidneys are the organs which filter our blood and produce urine, the ureters are the tubes which carry this urine from both our kidneys and transport it to the bladder, for storage. The bladder is the organ which holds the urine until we pass it out from our body via the tube called the urethra. A pediatric urology surgeon is someone who deals with surgeries related to the urinary and genital tract in males and the urinary tract in females.

Some of the common urology conditions in children which require surgery are usually congenital and are present at birth. Therefore these need to be corrected when the child is still a baby, preferably by the best pediatric surgeon in India, in order to avoid the development of complications. It needs to be said that with the development of technology in recent times, certain urology related conditions can be diagnosed antenatally, that is when the baby is still in the mother’s womb, and therefore some of these surgeries are carried out immediately after birth as well. Other common urology related conditions develop in children of school age, because urinary tract infections are common in this age group, and if not treated properly can lead to complications which may have to be corrected using surgery.

What are the symptoms of urological problems in pediatrics?

One of the most common conditions we come across in urological practice in children is the presence of urinary tract infections which have gone undetected. Therefore it is important to be aware of the symptoms which may indicate that your child is suffering from an infection of the urinary tract. These symptoms include:

The presence of fever

If your child has any discomfort, or burning sensation during the passage of urine

If your child is crying while passing urine

If the urine is dark colored or foul smelling

If your child is urinating more frequently than usual

If your child is restless and agitated

If your child complains of pain in the lower back, on either side, or in the lower part of the abdomen/tummy

If your child complains of a strong urge to pass urine, but is unable to do so

All of these indicate that your child may be suffering from a urinary tract infection, and requires immediate medical attention.

Why choose laparoscopic surgery?

Because this type of surgery is now preferred over the traditional open surgeries which were being done in the past, as it has many advantages. These include, the need for smaller cuts in order to insert the laparoscopic instruments, amazing visualizations of the internal structures, because the images can be magnified. The procedure is less painful than open surgery, therefore it requires less anesthesia, your children experience less postoperative pain, and the healing process and recovery time is lesser with laparoscopic surgery, when compared to open procedures.

So if your child is suffering from a urological condition which requires surgery, then you should visit a pediatric laparoscopic surgeon in Delhi, in order to get the best results. When you are under the care of a doctor who specializes in these types of procedures, and the hospital has all the facilities and latest technology required for it, then there need not be any worry. Because this will ensure that the procedure is carried out without a glitch, giving safe and better results, resulting in less postoperative morbidity in your children.

The benefits of laparoscopic surgery:

Each condition that we treat has to be catered to the needs of the patient. Because the type of treatment every child will require is different and uses a combination of medical management, surgical interventions and behavioral modifications.

What kind of treatment we decide to go ahead with will depend on the condition the child has, the severity of it and the general health status of the child. All of these play a role in the decision making process. But generally most children will be able to undergo laparoscopic surgery.

Laparoscopic surgery is the preferred method of treatment because it is minimally invasive, meaning that it requires only about 3 cuts which are 0.5 to 1 cm in length in order to insert the instruments. Therefore it’s safe, and includes less complications, pain and faster recovery times.

Pediatric laparoscopic surgery in India is considered a safe procedure because all surgeons are highly experienced and trained in this field of medicine, therefore you are in safe hands.

Conclusion:

Dr. Prashant Jain is a distinguished Pediatric Laparoscopic Surgeon in Delhi, recognized for his proficiency in performing minimally invasive surgeries for children. His expertise in pediatric urology and laparoscopic techniques ensures that children receive the highest level of care in a comfortable and safe environment. With a strong reputation for successful outcomes, Dr. Jain is a trusted choice for families seeking top-tier pediatric surgical care in Delhi.

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