Under the keyword women’s health, the editors of GesundeListe.de summarize all topics of gynaecology.
The female body differs from the male in many ways. From puberty, he embarks on his own path of development in order to prepare the woman for a different role in the biological course of things. The metabolism, the hormones as messenger substances between the organs, the organs themselves, the need for nutrients, the physique and of course the sexual organs of the woman are highly specialized.
The Robert Koch Institute divides gynaecology into
girls’ health,
Women’s health in middle age
(between gainful employment and family work) and
Health of older women.
Our magazine also regularly treats women’s health. However, we hope to be able to create a more comprehensive picture so that women, men and diverse people can find all the important information and many useful incentives for a fulfilled and healthy life.
Introduction: Deep vein thrombosis Deep vein thrombosis is a blood clot that forms in the deep veins of the body. The most common site for deep vein thrombosis is the lower leg, but it can also occur in other areas such as the arms, hips or pelvis. Deep veins are … weiterlesen
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The miracle of birth is hard to believe. Expectant mothers usually can’t even imagine what’s going on inside them. It only takes 40 weeks for a single cell to grow into a real human being. The stages of pregnancy are the 3 trimesters from the 1st to the 40th week. … weiterlesen
One of the most important muscle groups in humans is located in the lower pelvic area: the pelvic floor. It is located between the pubic bone and the coccyx and is bordered laterally by the ischial tuberosities. Its multi-layered network of muscles and connective tissue keeps the bladder, intestines and … weiterlesen
In this article, we explain what medical professionals understand by a “prolapse” and what types of prolapse there are. A prolapse can affect various organs and body regions. As a rule, it is accompanied by high or incorrect loads and/or signs of wear. Age, genetic predisposition and lack of exercise … weiterlesen