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Polycystic Ovary and the Functional Medicine Approach   Before adding the functional medicine perspective to my list of medical practices, one of my biggest points of anxiety was that I was not able to bring an approach to polycystic ovary that I was personally comfortable to share.   In our standard education, metabolic syndrome or […]

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Bioidentical Hormone Therapy during Menopause and Anti-Aging   Let’s begin by attempting to specify what “aging” exactly is. Cellular aging is seen as the gradual weakening to physical, physiological, and emotional stress. As it continues, cellular functions slowly lose more function, until cellular death occurs.   Two types of cellular aging can be observed:   […]

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Sorry, this entry is only available in Turkish.

Sorry, this entry is only available in Turkish.

  HOW TO SCREEN HPV IN MEN?   The first question I get when I detect wart lesions, HPV DNA positivity, or smear test pathologies related to the wart virus is the question of partner scanning or how to treat it. Although the basis of this problem is of course a search for the source […]

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How Can the Wart Virus Cause Infection and Preliminary Cancer Lesions? There are over 200 types of wart virus and about 40 are transmitted through the genital tract. Today, we will talk about the infection and post-infection processes that can cause genital warts and cancer preceding lesions, and ultimately cancer, which is our own field. […]

       Wart Virus Treatment Methods In daily practice, I deal with genital warts in almost a quarter of my working hours. As I have been dealing with my patients under the age of 18 (thankfully, their number is not yet much), the patients are most frequently in the reproductive age, that is, between the […]

Congenital Abnormalities of Uterus Female and male embryos in the womb have two pairs of genital ducts. While mesonefric channels (Wolff channels) play an important role in the development of the male reproductive system, paramezonefric channels (Müller channels) provide female reproductive system development. As a result of the abnormal development of the Mullerian ducts, as […]

Protection from HPV: HPV Vaccine + PAP Smear The main target in health is to develop health policies for disease prevention, rather than developing methods to treat diseases. As in all areas of preventive medicine, the ways to eliminate the risk should be explained in detail to each person as a right to health. DNA […]

Endometrium Cancer Endometrium tissue is the membrane surrounding the uterus. We expel the endometrium tissue, which thickens within the physiological limits every month from the first menstrual period, together with the menstrual cycle. The area where the gestational sac is healthy is the endometrial tissue. The definition of “Uterine Cancer” frequently refers to cancers of […]

Ovary Cancer Ovarian cancers are the most common cancers in the gynecological cancer ranking in women after uterine cancer. 90% of ovarian cancers are epithelial cancers of the ovary. Cancers of the surface epithelium that cover the ovarian surface and continue with the abdominal membrane. Epithelial ovarian cancers are more common after the age of […]

Cervical Cancer In our country, cervical cancers rank 3rd among female gynecological cancers and 8th among general cancers. It is in the 2nd rank in developing countries. Our country statistics currently give the frequency as 14 / 100.000. According to the data of the Ministry of Health, 1290 new cervical cancers are detected each year […]

Human Papilloma Virus Genital Warts and Cervical Cancers Considering the infections of the female genital system, perhaps we should take a very serious approach to the infections related to wart viruses that affect women socially, economically and psychologically. Because the most important aspect of the work is that it is possible to protect and scan. […]

Vaginismus and Sexual Pain Disorders The existence of vaginismus is obviously associated with the history of humanity, but was first described in the 19th century. The contractile muscle group is only in the 1/3 outer part of the vagina. It may not be possible for the penis to enter the vagina only because of the […]

Puberty Adolescence is considered as the period in which the most intense hormonal, physical, psychological and social changes of childhood occur. On the one hand, the child tries to physically adapt to his changing body, on the other hand, he tries to be an emotionally separate individual and gain his personality. Hormonal axis in the […]

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is observed in 6-8% of the normal population. Monitoring of 10-15 tiny follicles between 2-8 mm in ovaries (ovaries) as a pearl necklace on ultrasonography is called polycystic ovary. If it is monitored only by ultrasonography and without complaints and without clinical findings, it is only called polycystic ovary, […]

Bartholin Cyst and Abscess   Bartholin glands are gland tissues located on the right and left of the vagina entrance, at 4 and 8 o’clock and opening to the vagina entrance with thin channels. Its main function is to provide slipperiness in the vagina entrance with the mucus-like fluid it secretes during sexuality. The entrance […]

Amenorrhea (Inability to see menstruation)   Inability to see menstruation can occur in two ways. If the woman has never had menstruation from the very beginning, this situation is called “primary amenorrhea” and if she has had regular menstruation, then it is called “secondary amenorrhea”. In the definition of amenorrhea there are different definitions depending […]

Vaginitis In every part of our body, there are protection shields called “normal flora” that protect that area against infections and opportunistic microorganisms. The normal flora of the vagina is among these and tries to protect the vagina at varying rates at varying times, such as changing times of the menstrual cycle, reproductive period, menopause […]

Pelvic Infections The upper part of the female genital system refers to infections from the cervix to the intrauterine tissue, tubes, ovaries, and surrounding tissue. These infections often begin in the cervix and often end in the cervix. Immune mechanisms and hormonal support play an important role here. However, infections can reach the intrauterine tissue […]

Ovary Cysts Ovarian cysts, which are frequently encountered throughout the life of women, are quite common and often occur randomly in gynecological examination and ultrasonography. I think it should be emphasized that making ovarian cysts as a cause of fear is not quite right and that a significant majority of ovarian cysts are part of […]

Myomas, Diagnosis and Treatment The most common tumours seen in women are benign myomas and are found in 20-30% of women. It is defined as estrogen dependent tumours in women of reproductive age. It takes its origin from the smooth muscle cell fibres of the uterus (uterus) and can grow either oval or round. They […]

Menopause The Definition of Menopause   Meno’ comes from the roots of ‘bleeding’ and ‘pause’ means stop, and the word menopause literally means stopping bleeding. As a clinical definition, it is defined as the woman’s inability to have menstruation for a year. In the vast majority of women I have followed in my clinical practice, […]

Premature Ovarian Insufficiency Classification and frequency by age The average age of menopause is accepted as an average of 48 years in the world and in our country. 88% of women enter menopause after age 45. Up to 10% enter menopause at the age of 40-45, with the age range of 40-45 considered as early […]

Endometriosis Endometriosis means that endometrium, i.e. intrauterine tissue, is located in other areas as well as its localization in the uterus. Endometrium tissue is normally inside the uterus so it is an intrauterine tissue, when pregnancy occurs it is where the gestational sac is located. In the absence of pregnancy, it is excreted out of […]

Endometrial Polyp The tissue that lays inside the uterus and which we throw out every month is also home to our pregnancies. This area is called endometrium tissue. Endometrial polyps are benign formations that result from endometrial tissue, and the endometrium tissue is enlarged in some areas and pushed towards the intrauterine tissue. It is […]

Family Planning Methods Before describing the methods we can use for birth control, it would be appropriate to give a brief information about the physiology of reproduction.   The Reproduction Physiology In adolescents, that is between 11-14 years old boys and girls, their bodies and moods will begin to change, and this will continue until […]

Extrauterine Pregnancy Development (Ectopic Pregnancy) It is the placement of the fertilized ovum (pregnancy material), which is formed as a result of the merger of the sperm and the egg, in any part of the genital canal or in the pelvis, except for the usual localization of the uterine cavity. It is most often located […]

Sexually Transmitted Diseases The main way of transmission of sexually transmitted diseases is unprotected sexual intercourse that can be transmitted by anal, oral or vaginal intercourse. The person carrying the infection is not required to have a complaint or finding. Infection can be carried without any symptoms and can be transmitted to the partner by […]

Asherman Syndrome Asherman Syndrome, referred to as Joseph Asherman, which was first described in 1948, refers to the adhesion (synechia) in the intrauterine tissue. Causes of Asherman Syndrome Asherman syndrome, which can develop after uterine surgeries (myomectomy, caesarean etc.) and diagnostic abortions, is mainly the result of pregnancy-related interventions. Impaired pregnancy, incomplete abortion, optional termination […]

Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding: Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding Irregular bleeding can occur in one or more periods of their lives in women who have regular periods. These are in the form of intermittent bleeding from time to time, and can be expressed from time to time as the duration of menstruation increases or the amount of menstruation […]