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Recent UFE Study Shows Promising Findings

Posted on April 12 2019 by The Women's Centre for Well Being

Researchers are always looking for more efficient ways to treat patients with less risk for possible complications.

5 Ways to Reduce Pregnancy Puffiness and Swelling

Posted on March 20 2019 by The Women's Centre for Well Being

If you have already had one child, then you know the drill. Pregnancy puffiness and swelling are all part of the deal that comes with bringing new life into the world. With all the joys of waiting for your baby to arrive, including the so-called glow, you also experience the annoying puffiness and swelling.

How Fibroids Can Affect Your Fertility

Posted on January 11 2019 by The Women's Centre for Well Being

Those non-cancerous tumors made up of cells and muscle known as fibroids can be a quirky lot. Many women with uterine fibroids have no symptoms whatsoever, and some never even know they have them. Others have painful and heavy periods and struggle with discomfort. With all these disparate situations you may be wondering if and how fibroids can affect your fertility.

The Best Exercises That Are Still Safe To Do While Pregnant

Posted on November 12 2018 by The Women's Centre for Well Being

Moms to-be have a lot in common. Besides that so-called “glow” everyone says you have, there are swollen ankles, constipation, aches and pains, bloating, and fatigue. Let’s not forget about the fact that you can’t get a good night’s sleep. Yeah, that too.

STI vs. UTI: What Are The Differences Between Their Symptoms?

Posted on September 28 2018 by The Women's Centre for Well Being

STI vs. UTI and the differences between their symptoms is quite a common dilemma. There are some symptoms similar to both a sexually transmitted infection (STI) and a urinary tract infection (UTI), so sometimes it may be difficult to to discern which type of infection your symptoms represent. What follows may help you to spot the difference quickly and take action.

Types of Cervical Cancer and What You Should Know About Them

Posted on September 10 2018 by The Women's Centre for Well Being

Cervical cancer was once one of the most common cancers affecting women. In past years, medical researchers have reported a significant decrease in incidences of cervical cancer, which has been attributed to increase in regular Pap tests being performed. Pap tests are a crucial part of preventing cervical cancer since they can detect precancerous lesions and abnormal cell growth before cancer develops.

Most cervical cancer cases are related to the human papillomavirus (HPV). This sexually transmitted infection can influence the development of cervical cancer as it aids in the abnormal growth of cervical cells.

These cells do not always develop in the same way, which is why there are 3 discernible types of cervical cancer.

What’s The Solution For Urinary Incontinence?

Posted on August 8 2018 by The Women's Centre for Well Being

Have you ever had a great time with friends laughing out loud, but found yourself uncontrollably leaking urine?  You might have even thought “I’m too young for this to be happening.”

The truth is urinary incontinence is not just for older women. It can happen to women of all ages during exercise or while laughing, sneezing and coughing. This particular type of incontinence  is known as stress urinary incontinence and it is quite prevalent.

10 Symptoms of Endometriosis You Should Be Aware Of

Posted on June 29 2018 by The Women's Centre for Well Being

Many women with living with endometriosis do not even realize that they have it. Sexual health can be a bit of a touchy topic that leaves many women feeling embarrassed about their body, but there is absolutely nothing to be ashamed of, and speaking up will only help to improve both the quality and longevity of your life.

Should I Get a 3-D Mammogram?

Posted on May 31 2018 by The Women's Centre for Well Being

For most of a woman’s life the question has always been “how often should I get a mammogram at my age?” Now, as technology continues to advance, there is a new question to ask your doctor: “Should I get a 3-D mammogram?”

Here’s some information that will explain what a 3-D mammogram is, how it is different from the long standing 2-D digital  mammograms most women are familiar with, and if you should opt for the new version.