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Urinary stress incontinence in women can cause frequent involuntary release of urine during activities that put pressure on the bladder. This condition can be mild, moderate, or severe. However, the condition is treatable and there are several treatment options. TVT midurethral sling is an option for treatment at NCCRM Raleigh. Pelvic organ prolapse is a…. read more
Uterine fibroids are small, benign (non-cancerous) lumps that grow inside your uterus. These tumors vary in size. However, they don’t get bigger than a grapefruit. There can be one or multiple fibroids. Talk to your NCCRM Raleigh doctor if you are experiencing the following symptoms. Symptoms of uterine fibroid include: Abdominal bulkiness Heavy or painful…. read more
NCCRM Raleigh is a well-established institution in the field of reproductive health. Our doctors use advanced technologies to help couples to have children of their own. Of the many tests and treatments we offer our patients, LEEP and cold knife conization, are discussed here. Why Conization and LEEP are Used LEEP or loop electrosurgical excision…. read more
Hysterectomy, a common procedure, involves removal of the uterus through a surgery. Specialists at the best infertility center Raleigh, NCCRM, may also get rid of surrounding organs, like the fallopian tubes and cervix. Many women suffer from heavy bleeding and/or pain due to reasons like painful, heavy periods, endometriosis, or uterine fibroid. They may opt…. read more
It is normal for menstrual bleeding to be heavy. But if your daily routine gets hampered, there could be a problem. This is known as abnormal uterine bleeding. Some of its symptoms are: Bleeding between periods Extremely heavy bleeding during menstruation or menorrhagia Bleeding after sex Periods that last for over a week Bleeding during…. read more
