Both endometritis and pelvic inflammatory disease belong to gynecological inflammation, so you may wonder what are the differences between them?...[read article]

Doctors point out that the blocked fallopian tube usually has nothing to do with the menstruation since the hormone that regulates a woman's menstruation is not secreted by the fallopian tubes....[read article]

Orchitis is a common male disease. At present, both traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine have in-depth treatment plans for it....[read article]

Emission is a physiological phenomenon of every male, and almost every male will encounter the problem....[read article]

Epididymitis is a common male disease. When male body resistance gets low, the pathogenic bacteria such as e-coil, staphylococcus, streptococcus can enter the vas deferens, incur retrograde invasion of the epididymis, thus causing inflammati...[read article]

During spring and summer, the weather is changeable, and temperature varies widely from day to night. If you don't pay enough attention to keeping warm and cooling, your body will easily get wet or catch a cold, leading to a decrease in body...[read article]

Many gynecological diseases can have a certain impact on menstruation, such as endometriosis. Simply put, endometriosis is a condition in which tissue that normally grows in the lining of the uterine wall grows in other places. ...[read article]