Zjisti, jak může protizánětlivá strava, výživa a nové poznatky vědy pomoci při bolesti a únavě spojené s endometriózou.

Adenomyóza je stav, při kterém výstelka děložní sliznice (endometrium) prorůstá do svaloviny dělohy. Tyto buňky se během menstruace chovají stejně jako v děložní dutině – krvácí. Protože jsou však uzavřeny ve svalové vrstvě, krev nemůže volně odtékat. Vytváří se tak malé kapsy krve uvnitř svalové tkáně, což může způsobovat tlak v podbřišku, bolestivou menstruaci a další nepříjemné symptomy.

Průměrně trpí endometriózou 1 z 10 žen po celém světě, získat jednoznačnou diagnózu však může trvat až 10 let. Jak se projevy nemoci mohou měnit v průběhu života ženy? A jak rozeznat „běžnou“ menstruační bolest od endometriózy? 

Painful menstrual cramps, breast tenderness or mood swings in the premenstrual period Most of us probably know it. But menstruation looks different for everyone, and what is almost normal and typical for your days, your friend may have never experienced or heard of. Let's introduce 5 lesser-known menstrual symptoms that are not often talked about, but many women experience on a regular monthly basis.

Just because you're on your period doesn't mean you have to give up all intimate moments with your partner for a week. On the contrary, sex during your period can bring a number of benefits to your body and health. It's up to you and your partner how you approach it. Let's take a look. to answer some important questions you may have about intimacy during menstruation.

A significant number of women around the world experience premenstrual symptoms, such as mood swings, breast tenderness, sleep problems, bloating, and lower abdominal cramps. However, there are times when the familiar luteal phase symptoms occur but your period doesn't arrive. Read about the possible causes. How the menstrual cycle works Let's first briefly review how the menstrual cycle actually works. The menstrual cycle begins on the first day of your period and ends on the last day before your next period. A healthy cycle, in which ovulation occurs regularly and hormones are at the right levels at each stage, usually ranges from 21 to 35 days. However, the length of your cycle can vary from month to month. So… why...