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Comprehensive Care for Reproductive Health Post-Cancer Diagnosis

By Coyle Institute
Magnifying glass over uterus and ovaries

Regardless of the cancer type, the treatments involved can put women’s reproductive health at risk. From chemotherapy medications to surgery, many treatment approaches have direct impacts on reproductive organs and hormone functions. Unfortunately, these effects can leave you dealing with concerns about losing the ability to conceive, facing early menopause and more. However, the best…

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Understanding Chronic Pelvic Pain

By Coyle Institute

Chronic pelvic pain (CPP) is persistent discomfort in the pelvic region lasting six or more months. The condition is highly prevalent, with as much as an estimated 26.6 percent of women worldwide affected. CPP can disrupt a woman’s everyday life, often forcing a change in daily routines, impeding her capacity to work and negatively affecting…

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The Gut-Gynecological Health Connection

By Coyle Institute
A close-up of a woman's midsection, with hands gently holding a card featuring a smiley face over the stomach area, symbolizing gut health and overall well-being.

While the gut is often assumed to influence only digestion, the gut microbiome plays a large role in overall health. The gut microbiome is the vast community of microorganisms living in the digestive tract, including good and bad bacteria. The balance of this bacteria influences digestion, immune function and various other facets of health, including…

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Managing PMS and PMDD Beyond Traditional Treatment

By Coyle Institute
Young woman sitting on a bed, clutching her stomach in discomfort, experiencing PMS or PMDD symptoms.

Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) are two of the most prevalent conditions women face, and their symptoms can be wholly disruptive to everyday life. While PMS is more common and less severe, both conditions can bring about uncomfortable symptoms. PMS is characterized by mild to moderate physical symptoms like bloating, cramps and…

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