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 Uterine FibroidsA uterine fibroid is one of the most widespread kind of (not cancerous) tumor in a woman's uterus or the womb.  Pelvic Inflammatory DiseasePelvic inflammatory disease is a general term which refers to the infection of female reproductive organs. Tags: Insulin, Infection, Diabetes, pelvic, inflammatory, disease  Urinary IncontinenceWomen are seen to have twice the amount of incidence of urinary incontinence than men. Urinary incontinence is more prevalent in aged women but it is not age dependent as it is a medical problem.  Diabetes: The Warning SignsDiabetes Mellitus is a condition in which the body either does not produce enough, or does not respond to insulin. There are three types of diabetes - type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes. Tags: Flatulence, Immune System, Frequency, Homeopathy, Cancer, Cholesterol  DiabetesDiabetes is characterized by an abnormally high level of blood glucose in the urine. It results from relative lack of insulin which leads to abnormalities in carbohydrate metabolism and the metabolism of protein and fat. Ancient scholars of Ayurveda  Painful MenstruationAlso known as dysmenorrhoea, menstrual cramps can affect as many as eight out of ten women at some point of their lives. Medical science proposes that primarily dysmenorrhoea is caused by excess production of prostaglandins (a hormone which regulates  Kidney StonesThe formation of kidney stones in kidney or urinary tract is a common disorder. People whose diet is rich in animal protein and low in fiber or fluids are at higher risk of developing kidney stones. People between the age of 20 to 40 years are more l  Yeast InfectionYeasts are small organisms that thrive on the human body in small numbers. Medically known as candida fungus, it can affect any body part, be it underarms, between the toes, and so on. However, yeast is mostly seen affecting the genital area of both  CystitisCystitis is a condition in which bacteria have entered the bladder, causing it to become infected and inflamed. Bacteria can invade the bladder through the external urinary meatus, or infection of the bladder can be secondary to an infection in anoth |
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