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Vaginal Birth After C-Section? 4 Factors to Consider
Pregnant women who have had a previous cesarean section may now be given the option of having a vaginal birth if doctors get on board with guidelines issued recently by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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Sexual Health Information
- Cervical Cancer Information
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Cervical Cancer
Because so many women have Pap tests annually, deaths from cervical cancer have decreased greatly and are now rare in the United States. Chances of successfully treating cervical cancer are highest when it is detected early. more »
Cervical Cancer News
Health Buzz: Boys Should Get HPV Vaccine, Health Officials Say
- Erectile Dysfunction Information
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Erectile Dysfunction
Occasional failure to achieve an erection can occur for a variety of reasons—drinking too much alcohol, for example, or extreme fatigue—and is not considered unusual. But failure to achieve an erection more than 50 percent of the time usually indicates a problem that requires treatment. more »
Erectile Dysfunction News
Health Buzz: Huh? Erectile Dysfunction Drugs May Damage Hearing
Health Buzz: Gays Kept Out of Clinical Trials
The Big Risk in Just Living With Erectile Dysfunction
Health Buzz: BPA Tied to Sexual Problems in Men and Other Health News
- Fibroids Information
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Fibroids
Most women get fibroids during their reproductive years—and most never know it. A single fibroid might never cause a symptom, never pose a health risk, and create no problems with fertility. But the "tumors" can grow large enough to cause severe cramping and heavy bleeding and, in some cases, a hysterectomy. more »
Fibroids News
A New Way to Zap Away Uterine Fibroids
Fibroids May Raise Risk of Stillbirth
- Infertility Information
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Infertility
Sometimes the treatment for infertility is as simple as carefully timing sexual intercourse around the woman's fertile period; some couples have success with in vitro fertilization (IVF), in which the egg and sperm are united in the lab. more »
Infertility News
Health Buzz: Newer Birth Control Pills Increase Risk of Blood Clots
