What Doctors Don't Tell YouDoctors have turned period problems into a 'syndrome', requiring an armament of potent drugs, when many symptoms are either normal or the result of nutritional deficiencies. ...
Two support groups have been set up by women who claim to have been dreadfully damaged by medical procedures. ...
Q:I am 34 and married. As yet my husband and I have no children. I went to my GP recently, complaining of irregular periods. He suspected that I was pregnant and sent me to a consultant gynaeco ...
The latest medical procedure for women with abnormally heavy periods being touted as a major gynaecological advance carries a number of possible risks, including hysterectomy, increased period pai ...
Reader's Corner
You heard it here first. As we predicted in an previous WDDTY (Vol 2 No 5), doctors, formerly enthusing a few months ago about the gynaecological breakthrough, endometrial resection, are now issu ...
Reader's Corner
Regular readers may be surprised to see us publish an article from Caroline Richmond, the once avowed scourge of many aspects of alternative medicine and co-founder of Quackbusters. But lately, s ...
Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman ND MSWRemember that old Bob Dylan song, "Don't think twice it's all right"? That may be great advice in many situations, but when it comes to a decision about whether or not to have a hysterectomy, it's best to think twice and then twice again. The more...
