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Can menopause induce high blood pressure and aches? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

Is there a connection between menopause and high blood pressure? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

Can endometriosis recur after a hysterectomy? I had my uterus and ovaries removed two years ago. by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

Should I worry if I bleed a little bit after my Pap smear? Also, what happens if blood is found in the results? by Anonymous on 3/4/2010	1 Replies

I have gained a serious amount of weight since the loss of my periods and my doctor believes I have polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). Do women who are treated for this condition lose the weight they gained due to PCOS? by Anonymous on 3/4/2010	1 Replies

Does douching cause yeast infections? Also, is it necessary to douche after a yeast infection? by Anonymous on 3/4/2010	1 Replies

Can yeast infections in a woman affect a male partner? by Anonymous on 3/4/2010	1 Replies

What is ovarian remnant syndrome? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

My periods have been getting more painful. What could be causing the pain? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

What is the difference between a Pap test and an HPV test? Do I need both? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

I've been hearing about the new HPV vaccine for girls. I don't know whether I should have my 13-year-old daughter vaccinated or not. What do you think? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

My PMS symptoms are getting worse as I get older. When I talked to my health care provider about them, she told me that fluoxetine (Prozac) might help. What other medications are available, and how do they work? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

If my HPV test is positive, what happens next? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

If I have a regular Pap test, do I also need an HPV test? I thought the Pap test covered HPV. by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

I'm confused. What's the difference between the HPV vaccine and the HPV test? Should I have both? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

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