Ovumix is ​​commonly used in the treatment of a number of gynecological conditions. So what does Ovumix do and how does it work?

Vaginal itching is a common symptom in pregnant women. If not treated promptly, it will not only cause discomfort in daily life, but can also adversely affect the development of the fetus. So what is the cause of this condition? How to treat it? Let's find out through the following article.

If not treated early and promptly, cervical ectropion may lead to many serious consequences, such as: causing abnormal fetal development, miscarriage in the first 3 months, premature birth, or difficulty in labor.

Bartholin's gland cysts are a common gynecological condition in women of reproductive age. Whether a Bartholin's gland cyst is dangerous depends on its size, the level of pain, and its infection status. Additionally, recurrence potential and differential diagnosis should be considered for an appropriate management plan.

Cervicitis is a relatively common condition in both non-pregnant women and pregnant women. Like other gynecological diseases, if cervicitis is not treated promptly, it can negatively affect the health of both the mother and the baby.

Lower abdominal pain is a common issue experienced by some individuals after sexual intercourse. The discomfort may range from brief, sharp twinges to dull, lingering aches. Regardless of its intensity, this type of pain can impact intimacy and overall satisfaction, potentially signaling underlying medical conditions that need attention.

Lochia is a common physiological phenomenon in postpartum women and often brings about an unpleasant feeling. However, lochia with an unpleasant odor is an abnormal sign that all women after giving birth should pay attention to.

Many women experience blood-tinged discharge after intercourse. This not only affects their sexual life and causes psychological distress, but it can also be a warning sign of underlying health issues. This could indicate the presence of a gynecological condition, and women should not be complacent. It is important to seek medical consultation and treatment as soon as possible.

Proper hygiene in the genital area before giving birth helps expectant mothers have a more comfortable and smooth process while waiting to welcome their newborn. If hygiene is neglected, not only will mothers feel uncomfortable, but the baby's health may also be at risk due to easier bacterial invasion. Here are some useful tips to help mothers know what to do to keep their bodies clean and comfortable before delivery.

The feeling of pain and burning when urinating makes pregnant women extremely uncomfortable. If you have not experienced this feeling, you will surely not imagine how annoying it is. However, pregnant mothers should not worry; in the following video, MSc., Specialist Level 2 Doctor Phung Thi Ly, Obstetrician and Gynecologist, Vinmec Times City International General Hospital, will tell you tips to treat frequent urination at home.