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Medications can soothe menstrual cramps
It is the most common gynecologic problem women face in their lives. Every month it can wreak havoc in a woman’s ability to function at work, interfere with social interactions and family life. Even after it passes it looms over her shoulder ready to inflict pain and suffering in a seemingly unending cycle.
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Cervical cancer tests save women's lives
Medical research strives for the day when the diagnosis of cancer will no longer evoke fear. The goal to develop effective screening and treatment strategies to eradicate this disease continues to move forward. One of the ongoing success stories in this battle is the screening and early treatment of cervical cancer.
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OHIP hinders therapy for uterine bleeding
Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding (DUB) is the leading cause of low blood iron and red blood cell levels (iron-deficiency anemia), causes painful menstrual cramps (dysmennorhea) and has great impact on work, social, home and sex life.