Pelvic exams are a part of many women’s yearly routine. A pelvic exam is a normal part of taking care of your body. It doesn’t take very long and it doesn’t hurt. Pelvic exams can help catch issues or diseases as they are just beginning, saving you time and encouraging better treatment in many cases. […]
Sometimes, the endometrial tissue moves out of the end of the fallopian tube and into the abdomen. In some women, the tissue can even attach to other organs. The hormones made in the upcoming menstrual cycle stimulate this extra tissue to grow and then shed, just as it would in the uterus. Unfortunately, the shedding
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