Corpus Luteum Diseases
The corpus luteum plays a key role in a woman’s menstrual cycle and early pregnancy. After an egg (ovum) is released from an ovarian follicle each month during ovulation, the leftover follicle tissue ...
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Corpus Luteum Disorders
The corpus luteum is a temporary structure in a woman’s ovary that plays a crucial role in the menstrual cycle and early pregnancy. After an egg is released from the ovary during ovulation, the ...
Corpus Albicans Hyperplasia
When we talk about female reproductive health, the ovaries play a central role. Inside the ovaries, there are tiny structures that change throughout the menstrual cycle. One of these structures is ...
Corpus Albicans Fibrosis
Our bodies undergo countless changes throughout life, especially in the reproductive system. One part of the female reproductive system that often goes unnoticed is the corpus albicans—a small, ...
Corpus Albicans Abscess
When we talk about the ovary, we often hear about structures called the corpus luteum and its fibrous counterpart, the corpus albicans. The corpus albicans forms after the corpus luteum (which ...
Candida albicans Infection
Candida albicans is a type of fungus (yeast) that naturally lives in various parts of our bodies, including the mouth, gut, skin, and genital tract. In healthy individuals, this fungus typically ...
Corpus Albicans Cancer
However, because the ovaries can develop various types of tumors—including malignant (cancerous) tumors—some people might mistakenly refer to an ovarian tumor or other ovarian conditions as “corpus ...
Corpus Albicans Polyps
In women’s reproductive health, certain gynecological terms can be confusing. One such pair of terms is the corpus albicans and polyps. Typically, the corpus albicans is known as a small scar-like ...
Corpus Albicans Cysts
The female reproductive system is a remarkable network of organs and structures that work together to produce hormones and eggs (ova). Part of this system includes the ovaries, which release an egg ...
Corpus Albicans Masses
The corpus albicans is a small, white, fibrous structure that forms in the ovary after the corpus luteum (the temporary hormone-producing gland) degenerates if pregnancy does not occur. Under normal ...
Corpus Albicans Tumors
The corpus albicans (“white body”) is a small, white, scar-like structure within the ovary. It forms after the corpus luteum (the temporary endocrine structure that produces progesterone after ...
Corpus Albicans Injury
The corpus albicans is a small, scar-like structure found in the ovary. It forms when the corpus luteum (a temporary hormone-producing structure after ovulation) naturally breaks down if there is no ...
Corpus Albicans Pain
The corpus albicans is a small, white scar-like structure found in the ovary. It forms after a corpus luteum (the temporary gland that appears in the ovary after ovulation) shrinks away when ...
Corpus Albicans Dysfunction
The female reproductive system is a complex network of organs and tissues that work together to support fertility and overall health. Within the ovaries, several structures play important roles in ...
Corpus Albicans Swelling
The female reproductive system is incredibly complex and remarkable. One part of the ovary that often comes up in medical discussions is the corpus albicans. Although it usually does not cause ...
Corpus Albicans Hypertrophy
When we talk about a woman’s reproductive system, we often hear about the ovaries, follicles, the corpus luteum, and how hormones influence monthly cycles. However, the term “corpus albicans” may ...
Corpus Albicans Atrophy
Every month, a woman’s ovary goes through a cycle. When an egg is released during ovulation, the follicle transforms into a structure called the corpus luteum. If the egg is not fertilized, the ...
Corpus Albicans Spasms
Corpus albicans spasms refer to a condition where the fibrous tissue, known as the corpus albicans, in the ovary becomes irritable, leading to involuntary muscle-like contractions or spasms. Although ...
Corpus Albicans Diseases
In the female reproductive system, after a mature egg is released during ovulation, the ruptured follicle transforms into the corpus luteum—a temporary structure that produces hormones such as ...
Corpus Albicans Defects
Corpus albicans is a term that may sound complex, but it plays an important role in female reproductive health. This article explains what corpus albicans is, what happens when it does not form ...
Hemorrhagic Corpus Albicans
The female ovary goes through monthly changes during the menstrual cycle. After an egg is released, the empty follicle transforms into a temporary hormone-producing structure called the corpus ...
Corpus Albicans Disorders
The corpus albicans is a natural structure in the female ovary, typically formed after ovulation when the corpus luteum regresses. Although it is a normal part of the reproductive cycle, sometimes ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Hyperplasia
Urethral corpus cavernosum hyperplasia” is a term used to describe an abnormal increase in the number of cells (hyperplasia) within the erectile tissue (corpus cavernosum) that is closely related to ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Fibrosis
Urethral corpus cavernosum fibrosis is a condition where scar tissue (fibrosis) forms in or around the erectile tissue of the penis near the urethra. This scarring can lead to problems with both ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Abscess
A urethral corpus cavernosum abscess is a rare condition in which a pocket of pus (an abscess) forms in the erectile tissue (corpus cavernosum) of the penis—often in relation to a urethral injury or ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Thickening
Urethral corpus cavernosum thickening refers to a condition in which the normally spongy erectile tissue of the penis—especially the tissue near the urethra—becomes abnormally thickened. This ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Infection
Urethral corpus cavernosum infection is a rare but serious condition that affects the erectile tissues of the penis (the corpus cavernosum) along with the nearby urethra. Often presenting as an ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Cancers
Urethral corpus cavernosum cancer is a rare type of cancer that affects the erectile tissues of the penis. In simple terms, it involves the abnormal growth of cells within the corpus cavernosum—the ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Polyps
Urethral corpus cavernosum polyps refer to abnormal, usually benign, growths that develop near or within the erectile tissues (corpus cavernosum) adjacent to the urethra. Although the condition is ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Cysts
Urethral corpus cavernosum cysts are rare, benign fluid‐filled sacs that may develop in or near the erectile tissue of the penis. Although not widely known, these cysts can arise due to a variety of ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Masses
Urethral corpus cavernosum masses are abnormal growths that develop in or around the erectile tissue near the urethra. Although the term might sound complex, breaking it down into its components can ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Tumors
Urethral corpus cavernosum tumors are rare growths that develop in the erectile tissue of the penis. Although these tumors are uncommon, understanding their structure, causes, symptoms, diagnostic ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Injuries
Injuries to the penis can sometimes affect both the urethra and the corpus cavernosum. Although these terms may sound technical, in simple language they refer to damage to the key parts of the penis ...
Urethral/Erectile Tissue Pain
“Urethral corpus cavernosum pain” refers to pain that may be felt in the erectile tissues of the penis, particularly in or around the region where the urethra runs. Although the term may seem ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Dysfunction
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Dysfunction is a term that refers to problems affecting the erectile tissues (the corpus cavernosum) and the nearby urethra. These tissues are essential for both sexual ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Swelling
Urethral corpus cavernosum swelling is a condition in which the erectile tissue of the penis becomes enlarged or inflamed. This swelling can cause discomfort and may affect sexual and urinary ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Hypertrophy
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Hypertrophy refers to an unusual increase in the size or thickness of the erectile tissue near the urethra. In simple terms, the spongy tissue that normally fills with ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Atrophy
Urethral corpus cavernosum atrophy is a condition where the erectile tissue near the urethra—the spongy tissue that helps the penis become firm during an erection—gradually loses its mass, strength, ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Spasms
Urethral corpus cavernosum spasms refer to involuntary, sudden contractions in the erectile tissue (corpus cavernosum) near the urethra. Although this condition is not widely known, it can cause ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Diseases
Diseases of the urethra and corpus cavernosum can affect both urinary and sexual functions. The urethra is the tube that carries urine (and in men, semen) out of the body, while the corpus cavernosum ...
Urethral Corpus Cavernosum Disorders
Urethral and corpus cavernosum disorders affect parts of the male urinary and reproductive systems. In this article, we explain what these structures are, how they work, and what problems can occur. ...
Uterine Ostium Hyperplasia
Uterine ostium hyperplasia is a condition involving the abnormal increase in cell numbers (hyperplasia) around the uterine ostium. The uterine ostium is the opening in the uterus where the fallopian ...
Uterine Ostium Fibrosis
Uterine ostium fibrosis refers to scarring or fibrotic changes near or at the opening of the uterus (the uterine ostium). This condition is related to abnormal healing or tissue repair, which can ...
Uterine Ostium Abscess
Uterine ostium abscess is a rare but serious condition where an infection leads to a collection of pus at the opening (ostium) of the uterus. Understanding this condition in simple terms is essential ...
Uterine Ostium Thickening
Uterine ostium thickening is a condition that involves an abnormal thickening around the opening of the uterus. This guide explains the condition in detail, covering everything from its definition ...
Uterine Ostium Infection
Uterine ostium infection is a condition that affects the openings (ostia) of the uterus—where the fallopian tubes connect to the uterine cavity. When these small openings become infected, it can lead ...
Uterine Ostium Cancer
Uterine ostium cancer is a rare type of cancer that develops at the opening of the uterus, called the uterine ostium. This is the area where the uterus connects with the fallopian tubes and the ...
Uterine ostium polyps are abnormal growths that develop near the opening (ostium) of the uterus, particularly at the junction where the uterine cavity connects with the fallopian tubes. Although ...
Uterine Ostium Cysts
Uterine ostium cysts are a type of cyst that can form in or around the opening of the uterus. They are one of many gynecological conditions that women may encounter. In this article, we explain in ...
Uterine Ostium Masses
Uterine ostium masses are abnormal growths or lesions found near the openings (ostia) in the uterus where the fallopian tubes connect. These masses can vary widely in their nature—from benign ...
Uterine Ostium Tumors
Uterine ostium tumors are a rare but important topic in gynecologic health. In this guide, we explain everything you need to know—from the basics and underlying anatomy to treatment options and ...
Uterine Ostium Injury
Uterine ostium injury is a condition affecting the openings of the uterus. These openings include the entrance to the fallopian tubes (called the tubal ostia) and the cervical canal where the uterus ...
Uterine Ostium Pain
Uterine ostium pain refers to discomfort or pain that occurs near the opening of the uterus. In simple terms, it is pain that comes from the area where the uterus meets the fallopian tubes. This ...
Uterine Ostium Dysfunction
Uterine ostium dysfunction is a term used to describe abnormal functioning at the openings of the uterus. These openings—often referring to the points where the fallopian tubes connect to the uterus ...
Uterine Ostium Swelling
The uterine ostium is the opening at the top of the uterus, which connects it to the fallopian tubes and the vaginal canal. When the tissues around this opening become inflamed or enlarged, it is ...
Uterine Ostium Hypertrophy
Uterine ostium hypertrophy is a condition in which the tissue at the uterine ostium—an opening in the uterus that connects to either the fallopian tubes or cervix—becomes abnormally thickened or ...
Uterine Ostium Atrophy
Uterine ostium atrophy refers to a condition in which the openings or “ostia” of the uterus—tiny passageways that connect the uterus to other parts of the reproductive system—become smaller or ...
Uterine Ostium Spasms
Uterine ostium spasms refer to involuntary contractions or tightening around the opening (or ostium) of the uterus—specifically, where the fallopian tube connects with the uterine cavity. This ...
Uterine Ostium Diseases
Uterine ostium diseases involve problems related to the openings of the uterus. These small but important openings—called the uterine ostia—are where the fallopian tubes connect to the uterus. ...
Uterine Ostium Disorders
Uterine ostium disorders affect the opening of the uterus—the small gateway where the fallopian tubes meet the uterine cavity. In this article, we explain in simple language what these disorders are, ...
Isthmus of Uterus Hyperplasia
Isthmus of uterus hyperplasia refers to an abnormal increase in the number of cells (hyperplasia) in the isthmus—the narrow portion of the uterus that connects the main body of the uterus to the ...
Isthmus of Uterus Fibrosis
Isthmus of uterus fibrosis is a condition where scar tissue forms in the narrow segment (the isthmus) between the main body of the uterus and the cervix. This article explains the condition in simple ...
Isthmus of Uterus Abscess
An isthmus of uterus abscess is an infection that leads to a collection of pus forming in the isthmus of the uterus. The isthmus is the narrow area between the main body of the uterus and the cervix. ...
Isthmus of Uterus Thickening
The isthmus of the uterus is the narrow region connecting the main body of the uterus (the corpus) to the cervix. When this area becomes thicker than normal, it may be due to various benign or, less ...
Isthmus of Uterus Infection
The isthmus of the uterus is the narrow, lower part of the uterus that connects the larger upper body (corpus) to the cervix. Although not as widely discussed as other parts of the reproductive ...
Isthmus of Uterus Cancer
Isthmus of uterus cancer is a rare type of cancer that develops in the narrow part of the uterus called the isthmus. The uterus is divided into different parts: the fundus (top), the body (middle), ...
Isthmus of Uterus Polyps
Uterine polyps are growths that develop from the lining of the uterus (endometrium). When these polyps form in the narrow region known as the isthmus—the area between the body of the uterus and the ...
Isthmus of the Uterus Cysts
The uterus is an essential part of the female reproductive system, and its structure includes several distinct regions. One of these regions is the isthmus, a narrow section connecting the body of ...
Isthmus of Uterus Masses
A hollow, muscular organ in the female pelvis that plays a crucial role in menstruation, pregnancy, and childbirth. The narrow, lower part of the uterus that connects the body (upper part) to the ...
Isthmus of Uterus Tumors
The uterus is a vital part of the female reproductive system. The lower segment called the isthmus connects the body of the uterus (the corpus) to the cervix. Tumors that develop in the isthmus area ...
Isthmus of Uterus Injury
The isthmus of the uterus is a narrow region between the upper part of the uterus (body) and the lower part (cervix). Injuries in this area, although less common than injuries elsewhere in the ...
Isthmus of Uterus Pain
Isthmus of uterus pain refers to discomfort or pain occurring in the lower part of the uterus known as the isthmus. This guide explains the anatomy and function of the isthmus, describes various ...
Isthmus of Uterus Dysfunction
The isthmus of the uterus is a small but important section of the uterus that connects the body of the uterus to the cervix. When problems occur in this area—referred to as isthmus of uterus ...
Isthmus of Uterus Swelling
Isthmus of uterus swelling refers to the abnormal enlargement or inflammation of the narrow lower portion of the uterus called the isthmus. This area connects the body of the uterus to the cervix and ...
Isthmus of Uterus Hypertrophy
Isthmus of uterus hypertrophy refers to an abnormal enlargement or thickening of the isthmus, which is the narrow region between the main body of the uterus and the cervix. Although this condition is ...
Isthmus of Uterus Atrophy
Isthmus of uterus atrophy is a condition where the narrow region connecting the upper part of the uterus (the fundus) to the cervix becomes thinner or loses tissue mass. Although this condition is ...
Uterine Isthmus Spasms
Uterine isthmus spasms refer to involuntary contractions or cramping that occur in the isthmus of the uterus—the narrow region between the body of the uterus and the cervix. These spasms can be ...
Isthmus of Uterus Diseases
The isthmus of the uterus is a narrow region connecting the main body of the uterus to the cervix. Although it is a small part of the uterus, its proper function is important for overall uterine ...
Isthmus of the Uterus Adenomyosis
The uterus is a vital part of the female reproductive system. It has several distinct parts, one of which is the isthmus, a narrow area connecting the main body of the uterus (corpus) to the cervix. ...
Isthmus of Uterus Disorders
The uterus is a vital part of the female reproductive system, and the isthmus is a narrow section that connects the body of the uterus to the cervix. Disorders affecting the isthmus can cause a ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Hyperplasia
Vaginal lateral fornices hyperplasia is a condition in which there is an abnormal increase in the number of cells (hyperplasia) in the lateral portions (sides) of the vaginal fornices. The vaginal ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Fibrosis
Vaginal lateral fornices fibrosis is a condition where scar tissue forms in the lateral (side) areas of the vaginal fornices—the recessed areas around the top of the vagina where it meets the cervix. ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Abscess
A vaginal lateral fornices abscess is an infection that leads to a collection of pus (abscess) in one of the lateral recesses (corners) of the vaginal cavity. The lateral fornices are the areas at ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Thickening
Vaginal lateral fornices thickening refers to a condition in which the sides (or lateral aspects) of the vaginal fornices—the recessed areas that surround the cervix—become abnormally thickened. ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Infection
Vaginal lateral fornices infection is an inflammation or infection that affects the lateral recesses (side areas) of the vaginal cavity near the cervix. Although it may be less well-known than other ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Cancer
Vaginal lateral fornices cancer is a rare type of cancer that originates in the lateral (side) recesses of the vagina. These recesses, known as the lateral fornices, are part of the vaginal vault ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Polyps
Vaginal polyps are small, usually benign (non-cancerous) growths that can occur in the vagina. When these growths are found in the lateral fornices – the side areas of the upper part of the vagina ...
Vaginal Cysts in the Lateral Fornices
Vaginal lateral fornices cysts are fluid-filled sacs that can develop in the lateral (side) part of the vaginal fornices. The fornices are the curved, recess-like areas around the cervix, and cysts ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Masses
Vaginal lateral fornices masses refer to abnormal growths or swellings that appear along the lateral fornices—the side regions of the vaginal vault where the vagina meets the cervix. While the topic ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Tumors
Vaginal lateral fornices tumors are abnormal growths that occur in the lateral parts (the sides) of the vaginal fornices—the recesses at the upper end of the vagina where it joins the cervix. These ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Injury
Vaginal lateral fornices injury is a condition that involves damage to the side regions of the vaginal cavity around the cervix. These areas, called the lateral fornices, are important parts of ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Pain
Vaginal lateral fornices pain is discomfort or pain felt in the side parts of the vaginal area, close to the cervix. Although it might sound complex, understanding this condition begins with knowing ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Dysfunction
Vaginal lateral fornices dysfunction is a condition affecting the upper, side portions of the vagina. In this guide, we explain what it is, how it develops, its many causes and symptoms, the ways to ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Swelling
Vaginal lateral fornices swelling refers to a condition in which the lateral (side) areas of the upper vagina, known as the lateral fornices, become enlarged or swollen. This swelling can be due to ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Hypertrophy
Vaginal lateral fornices hypertrophy is a condition where the tissues at the lateral (side) portions of the vaginal fornices become enlarged or thickened. Although this term might sound complex, ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Atrophy
Vaginal lateral fornices atrophy is a condition that mainly affects the tissue around the sides of the vaginal canal. It is often linked to reduced estrogen levels—commonly seen in women going ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Spasms
Vaginal lateral fornices spasms refer to involuntary muscle contractions occurring in the lateral (side) regions of the upper vaginal vault, where the vagina curves around the cervix. These spasms ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Diseases
Vaginal lateral fornices diseases refer to a range of conditions that affect the lateral (side) areas of the upper vagina where it curves around the cervix. Although not as commonly discussed as ...
Vaginal Lateral Fornices Disorders
Vaginal lateral fornices disorders affect the side regions of the vaginal canal that extend behind the cervix. These disorders can result from infections, structural problems, trauma, or other ...
Lateral Fornices Disorders
Lateral fornices disorders refer to conditions that affect the lateral (side) portion of the fornix. In the context of eye anatomy, the lateral fornix is the area where the lining of the eyelid ...
Posterior Fornix Hyperplasia
Posterior fornix hyperplasia is a condition involving the abnormal thickening or increased growth of the tissue at the back part of the vaginal canal. Although not commonly discussed, understanding ...
Posterior Fornix Fibrosis
Posterior fornix fibrosis is a condition that affects a specific area of the female reproductive system. In simple terms, it refers to the formation of fibrous (scar-like) tissue in the posterior ...
Posterior Fornix Abscess
A posterior fornix abscess is a collection of pus that forms in the area behind the cervix, called the posterior fornix, which is part of the vagina. This condition is usually due to an infection and ...
Posterior Fornix Thickening
Posterior fornix thickening is a condition that affects the upper part of the vagina—specifically, the area behind the cervix called the posterior fornix. In this guide, we explore its definition, ...
Posterior Fornix Infection
Posterior fornix infection is an uncommon but important health condition that affects the area at the back of the vagina. This article explains the condition in clear, simple language to help you ...
Posterior Fornix Cancer
Posterior fornix cancer is a rare type of cancer that affects the back recess (posterior fornix) of the vagina near the cervix. Even though it is not as common as other cancers of the female ...
Posterior Fornix Polyps
Posterior fornix polyps are a type of growth that can develop in the back part of the vaginal area, near the cervix. Although they are often benign (non-cancerous), understanding what they are, why ...
Posterior Fornix Cysts
Posterior fornix cysts are a type of fluid-filled sac that develops in the posterior (back) part of the vaginal fornix—a region at the upper end of the vagina, behind the cervix. Although these cysts ...
Posterior Fornix Masses
The posterior fornix is an anatomical area within the female reproductive system. A mass in this area can mean many things—from benign (non-cancerous) growths to conditions requiring more detailed ...
Posterior Fornix Tumors
Posterior fornix tumors are a rare and complex condition that affects a specific part of the female reproductive system. In this guide, we explain the topic step by step—from understanding the ...
Posterior Fornix Injury
Posterior fornix injury is a type of trauma affecting the upper back portion of the vaginal canal, just behind the cervix. Although not very common, it can occur due to various causes and may lead to ...
Posterior Fornix Pain
Posterior fornix pain is a type of pelvic pain that occurs in the back (posterior) area of the vagina where it forms a “pocket” around the cervix. This area is called the posterior fornix, and ...
