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Category: Gynaecology
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Chronic stress can influence hormone balance, affecting periods, mood, energy, sleep, skin and fertility. Learn the signs of stress-related hormonal imbalance and when to seek support.
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Hormonal imbalances can affect mood, energy, weight, sleep, skin, periods, fertility and overall wellbeing. Understanding the symptoms, causes and treatment options can help women find answers and restore hormonal balance.
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PMS and PMDD are both linked to hormonal changes before menstruation, but PMDD is significantly more severe. Understanding the role of hormone fluctuations can help women seek appropriate diagnosis and treatment.
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Breast self-exams are a simple way to become familiar with your breasts and notice changes. While they do not replace professional breast examinations, regular self-checks can help you identify symptoms that should be assessed by a professional.
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A gynaecological exam is a routine medical assessment focused on reproductive, hormonal, menstrual, pelvic, and sexual health. Depending on your symptoms, age, and health history, it may include discussions about tests and steps moving forward to support you.
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PMOS (previously known as PCOS) is a complex hormonal and metabolic condition that can affect a woman’s long-term wellbeing. Understanding the full-body impact of PMOS can help women access sustainable lifestyle support.
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Cervical cancer is highly preventable through routine screening using Pap smears and HPV testing. These tests detect early cell changes before symptoms appear, allowing for effective treatment.
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The menstrual cycle has four phases — menstrual, follicular, ovulation, and luteal — each regulated by key hormones. Cycle changes in timing, flow, or symptoms can be normal, but may also signal underlying hormonal or health issues.
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Perimenopause is a natural hormonal transition that can cause irregular periods, mood changes, sleep issues, and more. Diagnosis involves symptom tracking and tests like hormone panels and thyroid screening. With the right support, symptoms can be effectively managed and your wellbeing maintained.
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STI testing includes blood tests, urine tests, swabs, and HPV screening — each designed to detect different infections. Many STIs have no symptoms, making regular testing essential. Early diagnosis allows for effective treatment, protects fertility, and supports long-term health.