Hormones, menstruation, PMS, and ovulation. Sex, contraception, infections. Vagina, vulva, clitoris, and the (mythical) G-spot. A basic set of information about one's own body that every woman should have.
In her book, gynecologist Oksana Nehrych introduces everyone to her own body in detail. Is it normal to feel pain during menstruation and what to do about it? What tests should be taken to monitor the situation and why is the egg supply so important? How to properly monitor intimate hygiene and is it possible to get pregnant while breastfeeding? Do women need to do Kegel exercises, be afraid of erosion, and how to monitor the microflora of the vagina?
The gynecologist describes in detail not only how the female reproductive system works in general, but also dwells on the most common situations and myths, explaining the female anatomy and the points that should be paid attention to independently and during an examination by a doctor.
Oksana Nehrych - candidate of medical sciences, assistant of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Perinatology of the Lviv National Medical University named after D. Halytskyi. The author of the blog about women's health is dr_nehrych.
