Menopause is characterized by the cessation of menstruation and the beginning of a stage known as climacteric. That is, it is a transition between the fertile period and old age. The average age of onset of menopause is 51 years, although it usually occurs between the ages of 48 and 54. In cases where menopause … Read more
G-spot augmentation with hyaluronic acid (also known as G-spot enlargement, G-spot amplification, G-spot bioplasty, G-spot redesign, etc) is a technique that ostensibly improves the sex life of healthy women. The female G-spot (pleasure point) is an area of about 2 cm2, located in the upper part of the vagina about 4 cm from the vulvar … Read more
Orgasm is a sensation of intense sexual pleasure that occurs during sexual activity. Unfortunately, about one in three women have difficulty reaching climax during intercourse. Currently, there are not many products on the pharmaceutical market or medical or surgical techniques designed to improve women’s sexual satisfaction. However, more than 150 specialists in Gynecology around the … Read more
Women are increasingly delaying the time when they want to become mothers and, as time progresses, it has taken up to 10+ years for this search to occur. In fact, current reports indicate that up to 10% of women seek to become mothers at an age above 40, which will mean that the difficulty in … Read more
Gynecologic cancer is cancer that affects the female genital tract. The most frequent are: ovarian cancer, cervical cancer, endometrial cancer and vulvar cancer. Cases of the uterine tube and vagina can be considered more exceptional. Of these, the only one that can be prevented is cervical cancer, which is caused by the human papilloma virus, … Read more
Dr. Beatriz Pérez González, gynecologist at Top Doctors, will talk to us about the human papilloma virus. What is the HPV virus and how many types of virus are there? It is a virus that only affects humans. Today there are about 100 known strains. We call it a strain when there are small variants … Read more
Although in Anglo-Saxon countries the term “infertility” is used for both concepts, in our environment we differentiate both situations, using the word sterility for those couples who do not manage to get pregnant and the word infertility for those couples who do manage to get pregnant, but miscarry again and again without having their desired … Read more
Ovarian cancer occurs when cells lining the ovaries, fallopian tubes or the peritoneum near the ovaries grow out of control. Only 20% of ovarian cancer cases are detected at an early stage, and in these cases the survival rate is high, with approximately 94% of patients living more than 5 years. However, the mortality of … Read more
Ovarian cancer is a cancer that occurs when there is uncontrolled growth of the cells lining the ovaries, fallopian tubes or the peritoneum near the ovaries. It is a rare gynecological tumor, but generally has a poor prognosis, because in most cases it is detected at an advanced stage. Currently, there are different tests used … Read more
Gynecologic cancers originate in the female reproductive system and are identified according to the part of the female reproductive system in which they appear. Each one of them presents different symptoms and requires specialized treatment depending on the characteristics of the patient and her situation. Depending on where it is located, we differentiate the following … Read more