A big thanks to Rebecca, professor of postural gymnastics, pilates and rehabilitation gymnastics for the live dedicated specifically to the pelvic floor. Here you will find the transcript of the video content, available @ FacebookContinue reading
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Are Ureaplasma and Mycoplasma responsible for Bladder Pain Syndrome and other urogynecological diseases such as overactive bladder or Urethral Syndrome?
We have read an article titled “A Systematic Review of Mycoplasma and Ureaplasma in Urogynaecology” written by doctors Nina Combaz-Söhnchen and Annette Kuhn from the Maternal and Child Hospital of Bern, Switzerland and published inContinue reading
Aromatherapy and endometriosis
My name is Charlotte Berthier. I have been an osteopath from the Paca region, Rousset, in France for about fifteen years. I thank Mary for inviting me to participate in this day dedicated to endometriosisContinue reading
Endometriosis and traditional chinese medicine
Noemi Akerman, specialist in Traditional Chinese Medicine, talks about the approach to endometriosis according to this specialty. Hello, my name is Noemi Akerman. I graduated from the Beijing Academy of Medical Sciences and I workContinue reading
Midwife speaking: my endometriosis
Text and video: Sara Furno, midwife with endometriosis. Good morning everyone, the march and the congress to be held in Rome on 03/28 on the occasion of World Endometriosis Day were canceled due to theContinue reading
Role of histamine in chronic inflammations
Many chronic or recurring problems discussed in this blog have in common the existence of permanent pelvic inflammation sometimes “deaf”, sometimes “acute” from the symptomatic point of view: abacterial cystitis, recurrent cystitis, endometriosis, bladder painContinue reading
Endometriosis and natural approaches
Endometriosis is a little-known chronic inflammatory disease. Patients with this pathology often need to undertake a journey combining medical care with natural approaches that this article intends to detail. 1. Food supplements The use andContinue reading
Endometriosis and nutrition
Diet is one of the pillars at the basis of a global management that combines therapies and natural approaches in case of endometriosis. In fact, a well managed and adapted diet allows to control and/orContinue reading
Mycosis and D-Mannose: a great match?
Today I will reply to a super logical question posed by one of the girls in the forum: “I need your help! D-Mannose is a sugar and fungi and yeasts love sugar. So, can D-MannoseContinue reading
Pelvic and pelvic-perineal floor evaluation
“Have someone consulted a midwife or a physiotherapist specialized in the pelvic floor? I had recurrent cystitis for several years, now I feel some discomfort in my urethra. Even when I have no UTI, itContinue reading
Genitourinary atrophy Part II: talk to your midwife or gynecologist
Therapies for genitourinary atrophy aim to recover urogenital physiology, prevent genitourinary infections and improve symptoms such as dryness, itching, burning and dyspareunia. For this, it is necessary that the altered parameters by hypoestrogenism return toContinue reading
Open letter of a female urethra
“Dear ladies and gentlemen, doctors, generalists and specialists, gynecologists and urologists, I am the female urethra, I am not very long (just 2 centimeters) and, most of the time, I remain silent, but I doContinue reading
Genitourinary atrophy in menopause: talk to your midwife or gynecologist
Approximately half of menopausal women experience symptoms related to urogenital atrophy. However, only one in four requests a consultation, due to the mistaken belief that this is a normal condition due to advanced age. GenitourinaryContinue reading
Sandra’s testimony: my shades of happiness
I have been suffering from postcoital recurrent cystitis for 4 years. My very first cystitis was badly managed. Doctor prescribed antibiotics without cytobacteriological tests more than 6 times. The situation started to become chronic and forContinue reading
Cystitis and vulvovaginal pain
For several years, I was challenged on an element that, from time to time, I read in the comments of some women: the total cessation of pain, discomfort and urogenital disorders during menstruation. This element,Continue reading
Intestinal microbiota
The intestinal microbiota is the set of microorganisms present in the digestive tract. Our microbiota contains almost 100,000 million bacteria, ten times more than the number of cells in the body and weighs two kilogramsContinue reading
Pelvic contracture
The pelvic floor The pelvic floor (or perineum) is a complex set of muscles located in the pelvic cavity (in the pelvis) whose main function is to support and to guarantee the functionality of theContinue reading
Endometriosis and Quercetin
This article is a commented reading of the study “Quercetin inhibits proliferation of endometriosis regulating cyclin D1 and its target microRNAs in vitro and in vivo” published by Korea University of Seoul and during whichContinue reading
Gardnerella vaginalis: a ping-pong between vaginal and bladder infections
Vaginosis involves an abnormal proliferation of microorganisms in the vaginal environment. These microorganisms can be: – bacterial strains or yeasts (Gardnerella in this case) physiologically present in the vaginal flora, but whose proportion should beContinue reading
The Vulvo Vaginal EcoSystem (flora, hormones, mucous membrane and pH): a subtle balance
Healthy subject balance What is described as vaginal and vulvar ecosystem is a set of interactions that lead to a state of balance and optimal health. Flora The physiological flora (called Döderlein) constitutes a symbiotic microbiota,Continue reading