Obstetrics

Toxoplasmosis
Children's Health 11 Oct 2006

Toxoplasmosis

Toxoplasmosis is an acute infection with Toxoplasma gondii. It can have serious health risks for pregnant women or people with suppressed immune function.
Contraception (Birth Control)
Cancer 26 Sep 2006

Contraception (Birth Control)

Contraceptives, also commonly referred to as family planning or birth control methods, are a range of devices, procedures and medications which assist women to prevent…
Amniocentesis Test
Children's health 09 Sep 2006

Amniocentesis Test

Amniocentesis is a procedure which involves draining a small amount of amniotic fluid which contains fetal cells. Amniocentesis is used to diagnose chromosomal abnormalities such…
Pregnancy Advice: An Overview
Cancer 25 Jul 2006

Pregnancy Advice: An Overview

Preconception care refers to a set of interventions that aim to optimise a woman's health before she conceives. The interventions address her current health by…
Most common health concerns for the female Australian population
Cancer 10 Jun 2006

Most common health concerns for the female Australian population

Centre for women's health and fitness care information Australia, Woman's sexual health care,
Muscle Cramps
Fitness 01 Apr 2006

Muscle Cramps

Muscle cramps are painful, sometimes disabling, involuntary contractions of muscles under voluntary control (skeletal muscle) caused by abnormal functioning of the nerves which control the muscles.…
Menstruation (period or menstrual cycle)
Anatomy 31 Mar 2006

Menstruation (period or menstrual cycle)

Menstruation, menses or menstrual periods involve hormonal and ovarian changes that cause PMS symptoms, ovulation, period pain and other period symptoms.
Female reproductive system (urogenital system) anatomy
Anatomy 22 Mar 2006

Female reproductive system (urogenital system) anatomy

The female reproductive system includes reproductive organs (ovaries, uterus, fallopian tubes, vagina), and urogenital organs (urethra, kidneys).
Breast anatomy
Anatomy 22 Mar 2006

Breast anatomy

The female breasts include the mammary glands and nipples. Their primary function is lactation (producing breast milk) to nourish a baby after pregnancy.