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Herbal Treatments For Fibroids In The Uterus By Pat Lovejoy Jan 26, 2012 If a woman has uterine fibroids, there are a number of treatments that are obtainable. Even though many women are suggested to have surgical treatment to have part or all of their uterus removed, there are natural ways to handle fibroids. Some of these herbal therapies are well known and have been utilized around the globe. A fibroid tumor is formed when there is an excess of estrogen in the body. It might be caused by…

up the guidelines and national cancer screening programs. [2] Women as an important population were more concerned by these governments. Breast cancer and cervical cancer are two common cancers in women with accessible and effective screening methods. With these national population-based cancer screening programs developed and implemented, the declines in breast cancer and cervical cancer incidence and mortality…

using low energy X-rays to examine the human breast. This process is used to detect undesired masses, within the breast, that lead to breast cancer. Dr. Paulos, a professor at Temple University, uses simple arithmetic to describe the efficacy rate of these mammograms without using numbers representative of actual mammography data. The article Dr. Paulos wrote regarding mammography reflects upon a number of concerns people face in getting tested for breast cancer. Many people became furious over…

I. INTRODUCTION From the recent studies it has been known that breast cancer is the common occuring cancer among women in the worldwide. Metastasis is regarded to be as the main cause of death in breast cancer patients and reason for death around 90% of breast cancer are depicted because of local invasion and migration of tumor cells. Metastasis is defined as the spread of cancerous cells from the tumor site to the distance organs. It is a composite process that are divided into numerous…

Relief for Fibrocystic Brest Pain More than half of the female population will experience the pain, swelling, and discomfort of fibrocystic breasts. This is a condition that is characterized by the development of one, or more, sensitive lump in one or both breasts that can cause cysts to fill with fluid. While fluid in breast cysts is a common condition that is normally associated with menstrual cycles, it can be a persistent, painful situation for some women. Based on the results of your…

diagnosis of breast cancer is one of the most dreaded words that a woman could hear out of a doctor’s mouth. It affects on in eight women in the United States (McCartney, Davidson, & Alic, 2015). This is a prevalent problem, particularly in African American women. They are much more likely by 40% to die of the illness than their Caucasian counterparts (McCartney et al., 2015). However, a diagnosis does not necessarily equate to a death sentence. This paper will analyze the prevalence of breast…

transition into the workplace. While some technologies are helpful to the patients, others may take away and distract a nurse from using their five senses that they relied on before advanced technology became available. Consequently, bar coding breast milk is a relatively technology that is new to nursing, following the lead of medication scanning. Best practice in the NICU world is showing positive results with bedside errors with the wrong…

year old women who has an extensive family history of breast cancer; as evidenced by the death of her mother at the age of forty-three and the diagnosis of her sister at age thirty-six. In this case, we must ask ourselves the burning question. “In women from the ages of twenty-five to thirty-nine, at high risk for breast cancer, is the use of mammography and MRI combined compared to mammography alone more accurate in the early diagnosing of breast cancer?’ As per Melnyk and Fineout-Overholt…

Benign Lesions of the Breast: A) Benign proliferative breast disease: 1. Fibroadenoma: Fibroadenoma is the most benign soft tissue mass of the breast and accounts for approximately 40%-50% of all breast biopsies (Liberman, 2000). Usually it is occurring in patients between the ages of 20-35 years , it increases in size during pregnancy and tends to regress as the age of the patient increases, it is usually single, but in 20% of cases there are multiple lesions in the same breast or…

Social support and access to quality health care services can have an impact on breast cancer screening. Using the ecological model can help understand how to reduce risk of breast cancer on the individual level and population level determinants of health. At the individual level, when there is a lack of follow-up after receiving an abnormality it is important for the individual to engage in patient advocacy where they can ask doctors questions about risks or other concerns. At the…