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Before scheduling the surgery, there are several steps to assess the patient’s health status. The doctor conducts a general examination of the patient starting from the complete medical history and examining vital functions such as blood pressure and blood sugar level The patient must inform the doctor of the following before performing the operation All medications, herbs, or vitamins he takes regularly If the patient is allergic to anesthesia or some types of medications Previous surgeries the patient has undergone In the event of taking anticoagulant or blood-thinning medications, as these medications increase the incidence of bleeding during or after surgery If he suffers from a disorder in the coagulation factors or has previously had bleeding or clots
Knee replacement surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia and in most cases, the surgery lasts for two hours at most The doctor makes a surgical incision over the joint and extracts the eroded affected part and replaces it with the artificial joint, then installs it with surgical stitches The wound is closed with sutures and the wound completely covered with sterile dressings After the end of the surgery, the patient stays in the hospital for several days for follow-up, and the doctor advises the need to move early after surgery After the patient is discharged from the hospital, the role of the physiotherapist comes to help the patient and rehabilitate him in moving with the new joint, and this may require several treatment sessions
The role of the orthopedic surgeon is not limited to performing surgeries related to fractures only, but the doctor diagnoses all diseases and injuries that affect each of the following : bone strings muscle joints laces An orthopedic doctor can diagnose all diseases related to the musculoskeletal system that may affect all age groups and from the first day of birth, and there are some diseases that may require cooperation between an orthopedic surgeon and a physiotherapist and rehabilitation specialist. Among the most common diseases that we find in the orthopedic surgeon’s clinic are : fractions Pain in back muscles and bones Arthritis and pain caused by it Neck vertebrae pain and related muscle inflammation torn ligaments or muscles Shoulder joint problems such as dislocation or inflammation of the membranes lining the joints Sports injuries due to muscle strain or tendon rupture Genetic diseases that cause bone malformations carpal tunnel syndrome
X-ray is one of the most popular and most widely used types of orthopedic surgery CT scan Magnetic resonance imaging in cases of muscle or ligament diseases X-ray of joints and muscles Bone atomic examination and imaging computerized neuroimaging Complete blood picture and urine analysis
Analgesics and anti-inflammatories Rehabilitation and physiotherapy sessions Practicing and maintaining simple, customized exercises at home Intra-articular injection of anti-inflammatories Medical devices or devices that help the patient during movement Joint replacement surgery in some cases
Recently, the specialty of orthopedic surgery has been divided into several subspecialties in which the doctor can specialize in several specific diseases, and the most important of these departments are : Orthopedic surgery specialty Pediatric orthopedics Sports Medicine and Sports Injuries spine surgery Joint replacement surgery
One of the most famous surgeries in orthopedics and orthopedics Joint replacement surgeries Joint surgeries are among the most popular and elective surgeries in orthopedics, in which the doctor replaces the inflamed joint with a new artificial joint. Arthroscopic surgery One of the most famous interventional surgical techniques in the treatment of joint problems, as the doctor uses a medical endoscope that is inserted into the joint to diagnose and treat various injuries. Knee arthroscopy is one of the most popular arthroscopy, and the doctor treats knee ligament injuries such as anterior cruciate ligament rupture Fracture fixation surgeries Most fractures are treated in the clinic or emergency, as the doctor restores the fracture and fixes it with medical plaster, but there are some types of complex fractures that require fixation by surgical intervention and under the influence of complete anesthesia And in such operations, the doctor uses some industrial medical means to stabilize fractures, such as nails or medical wires and others Orthopedic surgery Such operations are performed in certain diseased cases, and the doctor uses healthy bones as a graft from the patient’s body or from another volunteer to repair or strengthen the affected part
are 3 main types of vision problems Nearsightedness In it, the image gathers in front of the retina, so the patient sees only nearby objects clearly and cannot see distant objects after looking On the contrary, here the image gathers after the retina, and the patient can see the details of the images and distant objects, but when they get close, he does not see the details clearly and the image is shaky. Astigmatism This type of vision problem differs, as the cornea of the eye is irregular and therefore the image is always vibrating and unclear, whether it is near or far, and this problem increases at night and with dim lights
LASIK has a very high success rate of more than 96%, especially with the addition of some modern techniques to it LASIK surgery does not cause any pain at all LASIK surgery is performed under local anesthetic and does not require general anesthesia There is no wound or stitches If the degree of vision changes again with age, the doctor can correct the vision again Most if not all cases - after LASIK surgery, you will fully recover the accuracy of your vision, and you will not need glasses or contact lenses at all.
In general, LASIK operation is one of the safest operations, but there are some risks and rare complications that some patients may experience after the operation, and the good thing is that most of these complications are temporary, most of which disappear gradually The most important complications of LASIK surgery to correct vision Dry Eye Dry eyes are the most common complaint that most patients suffer from after the operation, due to the lack of tears in the eyes and the duration of dryness ranges from 3 to 6 months. To overcome this problem, the doctor recommends using moisturizing eye drops daily regularly and not being exposed to the sun for long periods without using high-quality sunglasses seeing white halos The problem of double vision and the appearance of white halos around lamps or bright lights that some patients suffer from, especially during the night, and this problem appears immediately after the operation and may last for a few weeks, then the situation gradually improves and the vision becomes clearer Not correcting the vision accurately Correction of vision may not occur accurately with some patients, especially in cases that suffer from a degree of severe vision impairment, whether it is short-sighted or far-sighted, and the doctor may have to perform another operation to reach the required degree of correction.
Women during pregnancy or breastfeeding Patients under 18 years old The degree of vision is not stable and there are many changes in it Taking some types of medications may interfere with LASIK surgery If the cornea is very thin or highly irregular Diabetics and autoimmune diseases such as lupus erythematosus and rheumatoid Having other eye diseases such as glaucoma or dry eyes
Conjunctivitis is an infectious disease that may be transmitted from one person to another, as the inflammation occurs as a result of a bacterial or viral infection, so the necessary precautions must be taken for a period of two weeks at most to ensure that the infection is not transmitted. The main symptoms of conjunctivitis are : eye redness Increased eye secretions, and the fluid may be clear or yellow in color feeling itchy Increase in tears Sensation of a foreign body in the eye If you experience any of these symptoms, you should consult an ophthalmologist immediately
are many causes that lead to conjunctivitis, the most important of which are: Allergy Allergies are one of the most common causes of conjunctivitis, and allergies often occur with the change of seasons or as a result of the eyes being exposed to a lot of dust, smoke or strong odors The body responds when exposed to such conditions by increasing the secretion of histamine, a chemical that leads to inflammation of the conjunctiva Bacterial or viral infection This type of conjunctivitis is characterized by its high ability to transmit from one person to another, so contact with the eyes should be avoided and careful not to use the tools of the affected person. There are many types of bacteria that cause conjunctivitis, and the most common virus that causes conjunctivitis is the seasonal cold virus. Chemicals Eye exposure to chemicals that may cause conjunctivitis, such as chlorine added in swimming pools, or exposure to other chemicals that are found in perfumes, creams and detergents.
Bacterial conjunctivitis treatment If the infection is the result of a bacterial infection, the doctor prescribes topical antibiotics, either in the form of an ointment for children or eye drops for adults, and symptoms usually begin to disappear within a few days after regular treatment Viral conjunctivitis treatment Unfortunately, as is the case with all viral infections in various body systems, there is no specific treatment for the virus, but the symptoms often disappear in a period ranging from 7 to 10 days. Doctors recommend using warm compresses daily on the eyes regularly to relieve symptoms Conjunctival allergy treatment The most important advice for treating conjunctivitis is to avoid exposure to allergens so that the infection does not recur. Usually, the doctor prescribes antihistamines to relieve the symptoms of inflammation, and it is in the form of a drink in addition to eye drops in severe cases.
In fact, warm compresses are more useful in treating conjunctivitis than cold, and doctors are usually recommended to relieve symptoms, in addition to using eye drops as an eye wash. It is also preferable during this period to avoid the use of contact lenses until full recovery
is always better than cure, here are the most important tips for preventing conjunctivitis Be careful not to touch the eyes with the hands Use clean towels to dry face and eyes Avoid using eye makeup tools such as eyeliner with others Changing pillowcases frequently and exposing them to the sun after washing them helps cleanse them of microbes If you use contact lenses, you must take care of their hygiene and sterilization, and be sure to use reliable medical types Reducing the periods of using contact lenses, especially with dust in the air, and not using them at all in case of an eye infection Use sunglasses when exposed to the sun for long periods of time In the event that the child has conjunctivitis, it is preferable not to leave the house for at least two days to help the child recover and avoid transmitting the infection to others as well.
The lens of the eye is the part responsible for vision, receiving images and light, and sending them to a specific point on the retina and from there to the optic nerve, so that a person can see things clearly day or night. Cataracts occur when the lens loses its transparency and gradually becomes blurry, then the ability to see clearly decreases, especially at night or in dim lighting. The more the dark area of the lens or it is in the focus and center of the lens, the more symptoms of vision disorders The opacity may occur in both eyes at the same time, but the degree of opacity can vary from one to the other, and the rate of disease progression may also vary.
Statistics have proven the prevalence of cataracts among the elderly, as it was found that more than 50% over the age of 70 are infected with the disease, and that most people are exposed to infection after over 40 years Rarely, newborns may develop cataracts, especially with complications during birth, such as lack of oxygen for the child or premature birth. Despite this, there are some factors that increase the risk of developing cataracts, such as : smoking Exposure to environmental pollution and smoke for long periods Having a family history of the disease Excessive alcohol consumption
Diabetes, especially if the patient is irregular on treatment and his blood sugar level is always high Taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as cortisone as a treatment for long periods, as with patients with arthritis and many immune diseases Previous eye injury or after surgery Radiation therapy in some types of cancer Exposure to the sun for long periods without the use of protective sunglasses Taking certain medications to treat mental disorders, such as medications for bipolar disease and schizophrenia
blurry vision There is a halo of light around the lamps and the patient suffers greatly at night, especially while driving a car Excessive sensitivity to light and shiny objects If the patient suffers from poor vision previously, he notices a sudden change in the degree of vision and his medical glasses become inappropriate for vision double vision Unusual use of brighter lighting while reading The inability to distinguish colors and see some shades of colors in a different way
If any of the above symptoms appear, you should consult a doctor specialized in ophthalmology. The doctor will conduct a full examination of the patient to diagnose the disease as follows : Complete family medical history Examination of the fundus of the eye, in which the doctor puts a drop in the eyes to dilate the pupil, and then examines the lens of the eye using a specialized device
In the early stages of the disease, the doctor may be satisfied with prescribing new eyeglasses for the patient, taking care to follow up regularly Due to the absence of a drug treatment that prevents the development of the disease and with the increase of cataracts, the doctor resorts to a surgical solution in which he replaces the cloudy lens with a pure industrial medical lens, and this surgical operation is one of the simple operations that are carried out in the clinic for an hour at most and under the influence of local anesthetic only
glaucoma _ Macular degeneration Diabetic retinopathy Cataract _ Infections and ulcers of the cornea Diseases related to the nerves that include the nerve of the eye and cause many symptoms such as double vision Vision correction and complex cosmetic operations related to the eye Diseases that affect the eyes, especially children, such as some genetic conditions
The ophthalmology specialty is divided internally into two main sections The first section is concerned with diagnosing and treating many diseases such as infections, and here the doctor prescribes some therapeutic drugs, as well as cases of visual impairment. The doctor diagnoses and describes the optics scale to make the appropriate eyeglasses. The second section is the surgical section that deals with pathological cases that require surgical intervention, and the doctor diagnoses and performs the appropriate surgery. The specialty of ophthalmology depends on the use of the latest and most accurate medical devices at the stage of diagnosis and surgery. Eye surgery techniques are among the most accurate and complex techniques used in medicine. Examples of operations performed by an ophthalmologist are : LASIK vision correction surgery glaucoma surgery Cataract treatment and surgical replacement Surgical treatment of tumors Cosmetic surgeries, especially after accidents or burns Treatment of chronic obstruction of the tear duct Follow-up and treatment of eye-related complications as a result of other diseases, as in cases of diabetes Diagnostics and treatment of immune diseases affecting the eyes Retinal tear or detachment treatment
bulging eyes Weakness, shaking, or double vision squint Increased sensitivity to light Lots of tears Infections or problems in the eyelid Seeing colored circles or black dots Redness in the eyes and a feeling of severe itching Feeling of pain or bleeding from the eye This is in addition to some emergency cases that should go to the emergency, such as: sudden loss of vision, sudden acute pain in the eye or injury , dear reader, if you suffer from one of the following diseases, you should consult and follow up with an eye specialist hypertension Diabetes AIDS Thyroid disorders, especially Graves' disease autoimmune diseases such as lupus erythematosus
One of the main symptoms of hyperthyroidism Unbearable high temperature profuse excessive sweating Rapid loss of body weight Increased appetite, especially for carbohydrates and sugars Nervousness and rapid tension Constant tiredness and fatigue rapid heartbeat lack of focus Menstrual disorders hair loss sleep disturbance In cases of hyperthyroidism that neglect treatment, a so-called thyroid storm occurs : (Thyroid storm) in which the level of the hormone in the blood rises significantly, causing these dangerous symptoms Severe high blood pressure Myocardial failure High body temperature and fever Disturbance of consciousness and auditory and visual hallucinations Loss of consciousness and coma And the matter becomes more dangerous with age, as the acceleration of the heartbeat may lead to life-threatening heart failure
Graves ' disease Graves' disease is one of the most famous immune diseases that affect women in particular, in fact there is no accurate explanation for this disease, but what happens is that the immune system produces antibodies that increase the activity of the thyroid gland in general Symptoms of Graves' disease are not very different from the general symptoms of hyperthyroidism, and perhaps the most important thing that distinguishes it are symptoms in the eyes, such as : bulging eyes Extreme sensitivity to light Inflammation in the eye and feeling of itching Double vision and blurred vision Multinodular Goiter _ There are many benign and malignant tumors that may affect the thyroid gland, and in fact not all tumors cause an elevated thyroid level in the blood. Thyroiditis _ Thyroiditis occurs as a result of a viral infection and usually affects approximately 8% of women after childbirth. The virus causes severe inflammation of the neck and thyroid gland, which appears in the following symptoms : fever throat pain Swelling and severe pain in the thyroid gland Pituitary gland disorders The pituitary gland in the brain is the mother gland that controls the activity of the rest of the endocrine glands in the body, and the anterior lobe of it secretes thyroid-stimulating hormone
Kidney failure is described as a weakness or imbalance in the function of the kidneys and their ability to purify the blood of toxins, and kidney failure may occur either suddenly or chronically.
are two types of kidney failure Acute or sudden kidney failure in which kidney function deteriorates rapidly and suddenly within a few hours or days Chronic kidney failure is the weakening and decreasing ability of the kidneys to carry out their functions over a period of years as a result of being affected by another chronic disease such as high blood pressure or diabetes.
People over 65 years old heart disease irregular diabetes mellitus Chronic renal failure patients Exposure to severe dehydration, as in cases of persistent bleeding, diarrhea and vomiting Complete and sudden obstruction of the urethra, such as the presence of large stones Taking medicines in excessive doses, such as some types of painkillers (ibuprofen), and treatments for high blood pressure Taking certain antibiotics, such as aminoglycosides Severe infection and septicemia -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------
Decreased blood flow to the kidneys, found in the following cases : acute hemorrhage Severe dehydration due to persistent vomiting or diarrhea Sudden low blood pressure due to heart failure Pulmonary embolism due to a sudden blockage in an artery in the lungs General anesthesia is also one of the most important causes of kidney failure pancreatitis liver failure Septicemia due to a violent bacterial infection Inflammation of the blood vessels and the formation of clots in them Third degree burns Use of some medications that reduce the rate of blood flow to the kidneys or cause sudden anaphylaxis High level of cholesterol in the blood, which is the so-called silent killer; It causes cholesterol embolisms that lead to a sudden blockage in the blood vessels An increase in calcium in the blood leads to a constriction of the blood vessels that supply the kidneys Glomerulonephritis is one of the main causes of sudden renal failure Glomeruli are the filters or small functional units in the kidneys and the occurrence of severe inflammation in them may lead to acute renal failure One of the causes of glomerulonephritis is : Violent bacterial or viral infection A clot or infection in a renal artery or vein disseminated intravascular coagulation Some autoimmune diseases such as lupus erythematosus Blood cancers such as leukemia and lymphoma Rapid breakdown of blood or muscle cells Taking certain medications in large doses, such as: vitamin C, acyclovir, lithium, methotrexate, pain medications such as ibuprofen, and antibiotics such as penicillin and cephalosporins Some types of cancer chemotherapy, such as cisplatin radiotherapy Sjogren's syndrome Sarcoidosis Multiple myeloma Sudden complete obstruction of the urethra : Sudden obstruction of the urethra causes severe pain that calls for emergency treatment immediately, and occurs as a result of: Bladder, colon or prostate cancer blood clots in the urethra Large kidney stones Inflammation or swelling of the prostate
Global statistics have proven that more than 40% of severe cases of coronavirus suffer from impaired kidney function, and some cases require detention in intensive care to deal with symptoms of acute renal failure. Acute kidney failure occurs in cases of infection with the Corona virus for the following reasons : Reduction of Blood pressure Infection and blood poisoning vascular wall inflammation Hypercoagulability of the blood Excessive use of antibiotics may cause kidney toxicity Inflammation of the kidney tubes associated with acute respiratory syndrome
Nausea, indigestion, burning or pain in the stomach Feeling of pain extending to the left arm Feeling dizzy or dizzy Feeling tired quickly Sweat persistent cough Swelling in the feet or ankles irregular heartbeat
hypertension High level of fat and cholesterol in the blood Diabetes obesity Bad health habits such as: eating fast foods full of saturated fats, not exercising regularly, smoking, drinking alcoholic beverages, and taking stimulant drugs (while exercising)
One of the most important and latest diagnostic methods heart drawing An electrocardiogram is an examination of the heart rate and an assessment of its speed and shape, whether it is normal or not Holter device The Holter monitor is installed on the chest for a period ranging from 24 to 72 hours, as it records the activity of the heart muscle at different times during those hours Effort heart rate It is the assessment of the activity of the heart muscle when the patient performs specific exercises during the examination Echocardiogram _ Imaging of the heart muscle and surrounding blood vessels Cardiac catheterization Cardiac catheterization is a diagnostic and therapeutic method; The coronary arteries are photographed after a dye is injected to make sure that there is no blockage in them, and if there is a blockage, the catheter is dilated
Cardiovascular specialization Endocrinology specialty Hematology specialty Gastroenterology specialization Infectious and endemic diseases specialization Internal oncology specialization Specializing in urology and nephrology Pulmonary and respiratory diseases specialization Specialization in Immunology and Rheumatology Geriatrics
chest allergy Pneumonia sudden chest pain Diabetes hypertension Thyroid hormone disorders high cholesterol
It is necessary to know the nature and function of the ovaries in the process of ovulation in order to understand PCOS. The ovaries make hormonal estrogen Estrogen is the primary hormone responsible for the formation and growth of female reproductive organs, especially during puberty progesterone Progesterone and estrogen are involved in stimulating ovulation, regulating the menstrual cycle, and the growth of the endometrium The process of ovulation is a complex physiological process, as the formation of eggs begins in the ovary of the female while she is a fetus in her mother’s womb, then passes through several stages as follows : During puberty, the hormones estrogen and progesterone stimulate the growth of eggs and the uterus in preparation for menstruation. Each month, one of the ovaries produces a fully developed egg waiting for the sperm to fertilize.
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS): A complex disease that causes many different symptoms, affecting several vital functions in the body, such as Metabolism heart and blood vessels Uterus and ovaries Balance the hormones in the body
Menstrual disorders and irregularities Weight gain and fat accumulation around the abdomen Delayed childbearing in more than 60% of infected cases young love Increased facial hair, chin and other parts of the body Insulin resistance increases with higher rates of diabetes High level of cholesterol in the blood Ovarian cysts
infertility More than 60% of PCOS suffer from infertility and require medical intervention to get pregnant Metabolic disorders 80% of women with PCOS suffer from obesity, which increases the risk of several health diseases such as: high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, diabetes and cardiovascular disease Cervical cancer The incidence of endometrial cancer increases with polycystic ovary disease, especially if follow-up and treatment are neglected Depression Persistent hormonal disturbances cause mood changes, sleep disturbance, frustration and stress that may lead to depression
Severe anemia, especially iron deficiency anemia, as a result of continuous bleeding, which is the most important symptom of uterine cancer Constant fatigue, headache, rapid heartbeat and breathing Disease progression and tumor spread to other organs
Surgical intervention to remove the tumor only or to remove the uterus, ovaries and fallopian tubes, depending on the development and spread of the tumor radiotherapy Hormone therapy in some types of cancer that respond to hormones chemotherapy
Gynecologic Oncology This specialization focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of tumors that affect the reproductive system of women, such as cancers of the uterus, ovaries, and cervix. It is also concerned with performing surgical operations and removing these tumors. Specialized in Embryology, Fetal Medicine Embryology is one of the delicate specialties within the obstetrics department. The specialist follows the development of the fetus from the first day of pregnancy. He also diagnoses genetic diseases and the possibility of miscarriage. Doctors specializing in this field also perform many delicate surgical operations on the fetus while it is in its mother's womb Family Planning Specialization This specialization is concerned with all hormonal and non-hormonal contraceptives, and the specialist doctor will help you choose the best method for regulating pregnancy Specializing in Infertility Treatment Infertility specialization deals with all diseases that affect fertility in women and men as well as helps the couple to find the appropriate treatment
Vaginal infections of all kinds; Bacterial and fungal infection Vaginal bleeding outside of menstruation Polycystic ovary syndrome Breast tumors and infections Menstrual disorders such as a change in the rate of bleeding or irregularity Sexually transmitted infection endometriosis Late pregnancy and infertility
Colposcopy _ The vaginal speculum is one of the most widely used diagnostic tools in obstetrics and gynecology, and perhaps one of its most famous uses is to perform a Pap smear for early diagnosis of cervical cancer. Laparoscopy surgery Laparoscopic gynecological surgeries are among the widest diagnostic and therapeutic procedures used in obstetrics and gynecology, and diseases that require laparoscopy are: ovarian tumors, endometriosis and ectopic pregnancy Excision Procedure One of the modern techniques that are done under local anesthesia to remove abnormal vaginal tissues Endometrial biopsy Endometrial biopsy is performed in cases of abnormal bleeding and cells are examined to accurately diagnose cancerous tumors in the early stages Endometrial dilatation & curettage One of the quick one-day operations that take place after an abortion in the first months to clean the uterus of the remaining fetal tissues Tubal ligation Fallopian tube ligation is one of the final sterilization methods for women, and ligation of the fallopian tube leads to its atrophy and permanently prevents pregnancy, but this process is carried out in a narrow scope and in limited cases. Intrauterine device Most obstetricians and gynecologists recommend the use of the intrauterine device (IUD) as a safe method of contraception and is a simple in-office procedure without anesthesia in most cases.
Increased amount of blood during menstruation than usual or heavy bleeding Feeling lower back pain Vaginal bleeding between periods Feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen and in the pelvic area Chronic constipation Pain during urination and the urge to urinate a lot during the day Complete retention of urine and this occurs with tumors of very large size, as it causes pressure on the urethra and obstruction Feelings of discomfort, pain or cramping during and after intercourse
Not all cases of uterine fibroids suffer from delayed childbearing or infertility, but despite that, there is a relationship between uterine fibroids, fertility and delayed childbearing. Medical research has shown that women who suffer from infertility and have uterine fibroids increase their fertility rates, and pregnancy occurs after the removal and treatment of these tumors. Pregnancy occurs naturally in cases with small-sized fibroids, but during pregnancy and with the high level of estrogen and progesterone in the body, this may lead to the growth and enlargement of the tumor and cause some complications such as Uterine fibroid obstructs the normal position of the fetus, which prevents normal delivery and the doctor is forced to perform a caesarean section The high risk of premature birth and before the fetus is fully developed
The latest methods for diagnosing uterine fibroids More than 60% of affected cases do not have symptoms and fibroids are discovered during a routine examination or during an X-ray of the abdomen and pelvis for any other reason are accurate and modern diagnostic methods to know the type and nature of these fibroids, such as X-ray of the abdomen and pelvis CT scan and MRI Hysteroscopy for more accurate examination and biopsy for laboratory analysis X-ray of the uterus and fallopian tubes laparoscopy
overweight and obesity; Obesity and the accumulation of fat in the abdominal and pelvic area is one of the most important risk factors for various diseases, especially for women never getting pregnant; Statistics indicate a high rate of infection in women who have never been pregnant genetics; Scientists have concluded that the activity of certain genes may lead to uterine fibroids, and the transmission of these genes between women of the same family explains the frequency of cases of infection among members of that family. Early puberty with early menstruation may increase the risk of developing fibroids overweight and obesity; Obesity and the accumulation of fat in the abdominal and pelvic area is one of the most important risk factors for various diseases, especially for women never getting pregnant; Statistics indicate a high rate of infection in women who have never been pregnant genetics; Scientists have concluded that the activity of certain genes may lead to uterine fibroids, and the transmission of these genes between women of the same family explains the frequency of cases of infection among members of that family. Early puberty with early menstruation may increase the risk of developing fibroids overweight and obesity; Obesity and the accumulation of fat in the abdominal and pelvic area is one of the most important risk factors for various diseases, especially for women never getting pregnant; Statistics indicate a high rate of infection in women who have never been pregnant genetics; Scientists have concluded that the activity of certain genes may lead to uterine fibroids, and the transmission of these genes between women of the same family explains the frequency of cases of infection among members of that family. Early puberty with early menstruation may increase the risk of developing fibroids

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