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    Hysterectomy Legal Issues

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    The problem This paper discusses the legal and ethical implications in conjunction with performing surgery on disabled people for social reasons. Ethical Katie is immaturity and she has the right like other non-disabled girls to live with her body in tact and she has the same choice to give birth to her own baby. According to the Family Court in Australia and Family Law Act 1975‚ no person under 18 should have hysterectomy unless the procedures are necessary to prevent serious physical and psychological

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    The Birthmark

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    where Hawthorne is commenting on the way that society wants to advance‚ as well as the way that society as well as he perceives the process of menstruation and childbirth for women. The first aspect in the correlation between science and nature is within the realm of the woman‚ specifically the woman’s natural occurrences. These are the processes of menstruation and childbirth (Zenger 368).

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    Birth control should be covered by insurance due to the fact that it is essential to anyone who has menstruation cycles’ health and safety‚ along with helping to prevent unwanted pregnancies. Contraceptive methods have been around for thousands of years‚ the first ones recorded from 3‚000 B.C.E. (Kirsten M.J. Thompson‚ 2010)‚ and a contraceptive pill was first developed in the 1950’s. Since it was legalized in 1965‚ birth control has grown increasingly popular over the years as it slowly has

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    Endometriosis

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    Signs and symptoms o 1.1 Pelvic pain o 1.2 Fertility o 1.3 Other o 1.4 Complications • 2 Risk factors o 2.1 Environmental toxins o 2.2 Genetics o 2.3 Aging • 3 Pathophysiology o 3.1 Formation of ectopic endometrium  3.1.1 Retrograde menstruation  3.1.2 Other theories of endometrial formation o 3.2 Localization • 4 Diagnosis o 4.1 Staging o 4.2 Markers o 4.3 Histopathology • 5 Prevention • 6 Management o 6.1 Hormonal medication o 6.2 Other medication o 6.3 Surgery o 6.4 Comparison

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    Endometriosis

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    Endometriosis Endometriosis is a complicated‚ debilitating disease that is poorly understood and all too frequently misdiagnosed. Most patients have experienced excruciating pain for years. More than 5.5 million women in North America‚ and 176 million women worldwide suffer from endometriosis. Many of these women receive inadequate treatment. Endometriosis is a condition where the cells that line the uterus grows outside the uterus in other areas. Endometriosis is considered to be a common gynecological

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    Gloria Steinem‚ who is said to be the great american feminist‚ wrote the article “If Men Could Menstruate” in a 1978 issue of Ms. Magazine. The article raises the question of what would the world be like‚ and how would it be different from the present if women no longer menstruated and men did. This is a rather engaging question and an amusing scenario to consider. Steinem paints a mental representation of what our society might be by giving examples that are entirely valid. Shes aiming to show how

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    Prolactinoma Case Study

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    1. I don’t believe Jane is a hypochondriac‚ she definitely has relevant health problems that are very serious and causing her a lot of stress. The MRI that was done revealed there was a brain tumor. The underlying problems that stand out to me are the right visual field deficit‚ occasional lactation‚ and severe stress which are directly related to Prolactinoma. Prolactinoma causes increased prolactin hormone level in the body which is caused by the pressure of the tumor on surrounding tissues or

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    Others raised concerns about hypothetical health risks. They feared that microgravity might increase the incidence of retrograde menstruation. Blood might flow up the fallopian tubes into the abdomen‚ causing pain and other health problems. No one actually did any experiments to see if this really would be a problem‚ so there was no data to support or disprove these fears. As it turned

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    Pcos

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    PCOS is not sensitive to one particular ethnicity‚ as women with all ethnic backgrounds are affected. Some signs and symptoms of PCOS may include menstrual disturbances‚ elevations of the male androgen hormone‚ delay of normal menstruation‚ absence of the menstruation cycle for more than three months. All of these symptoms are related to the absence of ovulation. Other symptoms such as‚ weight gain‚ insulin resistance‚ oily skin‚ dandruff‚ skin discoloration‚ high cholesterol levels‚ elevated blood

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    Desert Flower (Waris)

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    when they circumcised her on a rock in the desert with dirty instruments and aggressive human being who doesn’t have any mercy for those children. In addition‚ physically‚ as we all know‚ females develop menstruation at a young age. As we have seen in Desert Flower the Movie‚ during Waris menstruation‚ she kept having a pain in her abdominal area because she developed medical issues including Wound infection‚ tetanus‚ syncope‚ and clotting which inhabited the free flow of blood from her genitalia. Which

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