EDVIC Health CARE

12/07/2024

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12/09/2021

Post-COVID conditions, also known as long COVID. These are a wide range of new, returning, or ongoing health problems that happen four weeks or more after first being infected with the virus that causes COVID-19. Even people who initially had COVID-19 with no symptoms can still experience long COVID. Find out more https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/long-term-effects.html

05/04/2021

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10/12/2020

04/12/2020

Let's discuss about cancer and it's causes.

03/12/2020

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26/11/2020

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18/09/2020

FEMALE INFERTILITY.

Female Infertility is the inability to get pregnant despite having frequent, acurately timed, unprotected sexual in*******se for at least a year.

There are many possible causes of Infertility in women; although in some, no cause can be found while in others, more than one cause exist.

Causes of Infertility in women

1) Ovulation failure: Ovulation is the release of mature eggs from the ovaries. This can be due to:
a) Premature ovarian failure- the ovaries stop functioning at a younger age(early menopause)
b) Aging- Ovarian reserve diminishes as your age increases.
c)Endocrine disorders: These affects hormones.

2) Problems of Menstrual Cycle: Absent or irregular menses,too long menstrual cycle ( 35days or more) or too short(less than 21 days), can affect fertility.

3)Infection: Untreated sexually transmitted infections can lead to female pelvic inflammatory diseases which in turn causes scarring that blocks the fallopian tubes.

4) Uterine Fibroids and polyps: these are growths that appear within and around the uterus (womb).They can cause miscarriage or prevent implantation of a fertilised fetus.

To be continued.

18/09/2020

Thank you Edvic health care.

I will be so grateful if you will post my story and hide my identity.

My husband and I were together for nine years before getting married. I was in my early 20s when we met, I went back to school and a year after graduating, we bought a house and a year later we were engaged. We got married nine months later and wanted to start trying for a baby after our honeymoon, which we had planned for nine months later.
I was 32; my husband is a few years older. We began to try like many others
My doctor referred us to a fertility clinic and I had my first appointment 13 months after our journey had started.
We tried medication, Clomid, for three cycles. My hormones and all other markers seemed great. No major issues seemed present with husband’s specimens.
When I found out that we might not be able to conceive, I was devastated. Carrying a child, being a mother, is the only thing in life I have ever been certain of. As a child, I said that I would have two children by 25 years old and I would be a single mother if need be—pretty hilarious as I was nowhere near ready for parenthood at 25.

Please i need your help