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Teratogenic medications and pregnancy planning: what should be stopped in advance and why
Teratogenic medications and pregnancy planning: what you need to stop before conception and why Preparing for pregnancy involves more than medical checkups and taking vitamins. It also includes reviewing your current med…
Burning after urination: hidden causes beyond cystitis in men and women
Burning after urination: when it's not cystitis — hidden causes in men and women Many people assume that sharp pain or a burning sensation during urination is always a sign of cystitis. However, medical practice shows th…
Vaginismus: why pain during penetration occurs and can it be treated?
Vaginismus: why penetration is painful and can it be treated? If you feel as though "the entrance closes," experience severe pain, or penetration is impossible during intercourse, many women begin to blame themselves. So…
Erectile dysfunction: why erectile function declines and when it's time to see a urologist—not a psychologist
Problems with erections are not just a source of physical discomfort—they can significantly affect a man's selfesteem and overall quality of life. According to medical statistics, up to onethird of adult men experience s…
Thanks to our ancestors for anxiety: how an ancient survival instinct became a modern disorder
Most anxiety disorders are the result of fears that have been biologically programmed through the course of evolution. Nature endowed us with anxiety for one purpose only – to help us survive. Hundreds of thousands of ye…
Endometriosis 2026: ACOG’s new approach — diagnosis no longer has to be delayed
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists ACOG has updated an important principle in the management of endometriosis in its 2026 guidelines. The key change: 👉 endometriosis no longer requires mandatory sur…
May 25 — Melanoma Monday: what everyone should know about melanoma
As part of International Melanoma Awareness Month, we invite you to consultations focused on the early detection of skin lesions. Melanoma can develop unnoticed. Changes in moles often go unrecognized for months — which …
PCOS is officially being renamed — and it changes more than you think
The international medical community has announced an important update: polycystic ovary syndrome PCOS has officially received a new name — Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome PMOS. This decision is the result of thr…
What Lincoln, Tolstoy, and Beckett felt: the history of depression through time
It is commonly believed that depression is a disease of modern times, but this is a profound misconception. As Samuel Beckett once observed, “the amount of tears in the world is always constant.” Merciless despair and th…
What to do after unprotected intercourse and where to seek care in Tbilisi
Unprotected sexual contact is a situation that can cause anxiety and raise many questions. It is important to understand: in most cases, there is a clear and structured plan of action that helps reduce health risks. Let’…
