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Adopt a mum program
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Adopt a mum is a positive communication tool for the purpose of connecting woman of all ages all over the world.
Those women that are without a mum in their lives deal with issues related to the lack of mother in their lives, especially times such as having children, getting married, being faced with difficult times.
Having a mum to be of support through these times is so precious but not all women have a mum or a strong female role model in their life.
Adopt A Mum is for the purpose of bringing all women together to support one another.
For more information  about this program go to: http://www.adoptamum.com

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Last Updated on Monday, 06 September 2010 06:17
 
What is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)?
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PCOS is a hormonal disorder that affects five to 10 per cent of women of reproductive age.

If you have PCOS you may have:

  • periods that are irregular, infrequent or heavy
  • difficulty in becoming pregnant
  • immature ovarian eggs that do not ovulate, forming small follicles
  • weight gain and an increase of fat in your upper body
  • excessive facial or body hair
  • acne on both the face and the body
  • prediabetes or diabetes
  • higher levels of blood fats.

What causes PCOS?

Last Updated on Wednesday, 03 March 2010 09:34
 
Retroverted uterus
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The vagina isn?t positioned vertically within the pelvis - it is angled towards the lower back. In most women, the uterus is tipped forward so that it lies over the bladder, with the top (fundus) towards the abdominal wall. Another normal variation found in some women is the upright uterus, where the fundus is straight up.

About one quarter of women have a retroverted uterus. This means the uterus is tipped backwards so that its fundus is aimed toward the rectum. While a retroverted uterus doesn?t cause problems in most cases, some women experience symptoms including painful sex. Other names for retroverted uterus include tipped uterus, retroflexed uterus and uterine retrodisplacement.

Symptoms
Generally, a retroverted uterus does not cause any problems. If problems do occur, it will probably be because the woman has an associated disorder like endometriosis. A disorder like this could cause the following symptoms:

  • Painful sexual intercourse
  • The woman-on-top position during sex usually causes the most discomfort
  • Period pain (particularly if the retroversion is associated with endometriosis)

Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 February 2010 02:54