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Having pelvic inflammatory disease, or PID is no walk in the park. From pelvic pain to abnormal bleeding, this gynecological condition can be a nightmare in and of itself, but especially so if you’re looking to conceive. If you’re thinking of having children, you may also be wondering if this disease will affect your ability…. read more
According to Very Well Family, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is an infection of the reproductive organs, occurring when bacteria travel through the cervix to the uterus and fallopian tubes. Very rarely does PID lead to death. More commonly, PID can cause infertility, ectopic pregnancy, chronic pelvic pain, tubal or ovarian abscesses, adhesions, peritonitis, and perihepatitis.…. read more
At our gynecologist Cary NC, we understand that when it comes to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, it can feel like there are more questions than answers. Unfortunately, not only can PID be uncomfortable, but it can also lead to long-term complications. In fact, one in ten women diagnosed with PID may struggle with their fertility, or…. read more
Pelvic Reproductive Surgery: diagnostic and therapeutic. Diagnostic Surgery: Diagnostic surgical procedures are performed to evaluate the integrity of the woman’s reproductive organs as well as their relationship to other pelvic structures and incorporate the following procedures: Laparoscopy This ambulatory procedure (outpatient surgery) is usually performed under general anesthesia. It involves making an incision in the…. read more
Pelvic pain can arise in individuals for a variety of different reasons. Whether it’s constipation or endometriosis, our Cary NC gynecology clinic wants to assist you in figuring out the root cause of your pain and offer solutions that work best for you. There are causes of pelvic pain that are individual to males and females but also…. read more
Every woman experiences menstrual cramps, bloating, and mood swings in the days leading up to her period- but for some, these symptoms are much more severe. One in four women experiences at least one pelvic disorder in their lifetime. Pelvic disorders include conditions like endometriosis, uterine fibroids, adenomyosis, and pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). These disorders can cause…. read more
About 15% of women of childbearing age have struggled with pelvic pain for at least six months. Deciphering the cause of pelvic pain can be difficult; there are so many factors that could be involved. At NCCRM, a gynecologist Cary NC, our goal is to discover the reason for your discomfort and treat it to…. read more
Approximately 15% of couples in the United States are infertile. The cause of infertility may be associated with the male, female or both. 40% of infertile cases are due to poor egg or sperm quality. Another 20-30% of cases are due to certain disease states, which include diabetes, thyroid disorders, and obesity. 7% of cases…. read more
Are you struggling to conceive and wondering if there might be an underlying issue? A multitude of factors can cause female infertility, and one possible culprit is a blockage in the fallopian tubes. A fallopian tube test is often recommended to get to the root of the problem. This comprehensive guide will explore everything you…. read more
When it comes to your fertility, there are many risk factors that play a role in your ability to ovulate, conceive, or carry a pregnancy to term. Knowing the potential risk factors in your life, which can range from lifestyle choices to environmental causes, and addressing them early on may help your chances of attaining…. read more
