GYNAECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
Most women experience distinctive gynaecological conditions from menarche to menopause (start of menstrual cycle to its end).
FACTS ABOUT WOMEN’S HEALTH
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Women’s bodies undergo major transformation throughout their lifespan and depending on their age, they may face distinctive gynaecological problems.
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Women may experience menstrual problems, fertility issues, genital infections and specific health conditions in the post-menopause phase.
Through regular and proper health, screenings, it is possible to detect and manage most health problems affecting women.
GYNAECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
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Gynecological diseases affect reproductive organs such as the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, external genitalia and breasts.
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To avoid future complications, it is important to recognize the symptoms and to consult the doctor for appropriate treatment.
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The most common gynaecological conditions that affect women of different age groups are mentioned below:
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Nutritional deficiency:
Deficiency of various micronutrients and macronutrients can make women prone to developing numerous health-related issues like.Disease
Deficiency
Microcytic Anaemia
Iron
Megaloblastic anemia< ;”>Vit B12 & Vit B6
Thyroid diseases (Goitre)
Iodine
Osteomalacia (soft bones)
Mainly Vitamin D
Osteoporosis (reduced density)
Calcium, Vit D, Phosphorus etc
Weak Immunity
Vit C, Vit D, Zinc, Vit A etc
Eye diseases
Vitamin A
- Iron deficiency Anaemia (most common):
Regular menstruation leads to loss of blood, which for its regeneration needs iron, vitamins and proteins. Anaemia is a global public health problem and it affects over 800 million women worldwide.1 Anaemia affects children, adolescents, women of reproductive age groups and lactating mothers worldwide. As per NFHS-IV data, the prevalence of anaemia in India is 53%.2
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